Turkey condemns attacks on Israeli diplomats

Turkey condemns attacks on Israeli diplomats

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

Police officers stand around an Israeli diplomat's car that was damaged in an explosion in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. AP photo

Turkish foreign ministry has condemned yesterday's bomb attacks on Israeli diplomats in India and Georgia today. 

"Turkey stands against any type of terrorism regardless of its source and reason," a statement published on the ministry's website read. 

"We condemn the attacks and wish a speedy recovery for those who were injured," the statement concluded. 

A diplomat's wife and a driver were injured when a car bomb exploded in the Indian capital of New Delhi.

Another bomb targeting Israeli diplomats in Tblisi, Georgia was defused before it could explode.
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