Hungary’s parliament sends condolences over Normandy attack
Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, 2016. július 27. Rendõrök a saint-etienne-du-rouvrayi katolikus templom elõtt 2016. július 27-én. Elõzõ nap két férfi késsel felfegyverkezve megtámadta a templomot, túszokat ejtett, egyikük brutálisan meggyilkolt egy 84 éves papot, egy túszt életveszélyesen megsebesítettek, mielõtt rendõrök agyonlõtték õket. A támadást az Iszlám Állam dzsihadista terrorszervezet vállalta magára. (MTI/EPA/Ian Langsdon)
[box] Budapest, July 27 (MTI) – Hungarian Parliamentary Speaker László Kövér has expressed condolences over Tuesday’s Normandy church attack in France.[/box]
The Hungarian parliament extends its sympathies to the believers and family members mourning Father Jacques Hamel, Kövér wrote in a telegram addressed to the heads of the French National Assembly and the Senate. The house speaker also wished a speedy recovery to those who were “physically and spiritually wounded” in the attack.
Hungary condemns all forms of terrorism, Kövér said, reiterating that France can count on Hungary’s help in the fight against terrorism.
In the attack, two men linked to the Islamic State terrorist group slit the throat of an elderly priest before being shot to death by police.
Photo: MTI/EPA/Ian Langsdon
Source: MTI
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