Sri Lanka unequivocally condemns terrorist attack in Moscow

Sri Lanka unequivocally condemns terrorist attack in Moscow

March 23, 2024   02:31 pm

Sri Lanka has strongly condemned the dastardly terrorist attack which occurred at the Crocus City shopping center in Moscow, Russia on Friday (22), causing tragic loss of civilian lives and injury, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.

Issuing a statement, the Foreign Ministry stated that such cowardly acts of violence against civilians are abhorrent and have no place in civilized society.

Furthermore, it mentioned that the government and the people of Sri Lanka extend their heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims, the people and the government of the Russian Federation at this time of grief.

“Terrorism in all its forms and manifestations must be unequivocally condemned and eradicated. Sri Lanka reaffirms its commitment to the global fight against terrorism and stands ready to collaborate with the international community to address this grave threat to peace and security”, the Foreign Ministry said.

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