[09/04/2017 05:05]
Aden (Saba)- Yemen has strongly condemned terror bombings which targeted two churches in the cities Tanta and Alexandria of Egypt, leaving scores of civilians killed and wounded.
Yemen's Foreign Ministry affirmed, in a statement the Yemeni News Agency obtained a copy of it, that such terror acts are in contrary with all religions, human and moral values.
The ministry reiterated its utter rejection of violence and terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, calling the international community to firmly stand against terror acts which kill innocent people.
Yemen also asserted that it will stand by Egypt in fighting terrorists and extremists, expressing support to all measures taken by Egypt to ensure its security and stability.
It further extended condolences to the Egyptian government, people and families of the victims, wishing speedy recovery to the wounded.
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