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Yemen denounces terror attacks in France and Canada

[02/10/2017 09:09]

ADEN-SABA
The Republic of Yemen has condemned the two attacks that occurred in Marseille, France, and in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

In a statement, of which Saba obtained a copy, the foreign ministry said: "Such terror acts are against the humanitarian, immoral and religious values."

The ministry renewed its rejection of terrorism in all its forms and regardless of its motives and causes, calling on the international community to stand together in the face of terror attacks.

It expressed sympathy with France and Canada and expressed condolences to governments and peoples of the two countries, especially the relatives of the victims. It wished the wounded speedy recovery.