Turkish Foreign Ministry condemns deadly London terror attacks

Turkish Foreign Ministry condemns deadly London terror attacks

ANKARA

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Turkey’s Foreign Ministry on June 4 condemned the London terror attacks that claimed seven lives and wounded 48 others.   

“We condemn the attacks that were flagrantly committed in the strongest possible terms,” the ministry said in a statement, reiterating Ankara’s support for the U.K. in the fight against terrorism.

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