World leaders have expressed solidarity with Türkiye, with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama urging Europe to better understand and support Ankara in its fight against terrorism.
"Shocked by the terrorist attack in Ankara, Türkiye, this morning. Strongly condemn this cowardly attempt to inflict injury and death upon the Turkish people," European Council President Charles Michel said on X.The EU has condemned the terrorist attack and expressed solidarity with Türkiye, as well as wishing the injured a speedy recovery, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on X.
"I am following the developments in Ankara very carefully. The Italian government strongly condemns all forms of terrorism," Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on X, adding that Italy stands in full solidarity with Türkiye. The EU condemns the terrorist attack on the Turkish Ministry of Interior in Ankara, wounding several policemen.— Josep Borrell Fontelles The Egyptian Foreign Ministry also issued a statement condemning the attack.
Islamabad has condemned the"heinous" terrorist attack, saying"Pakistan stands resolutely with our Turkish brethren in their fight against the menace of terrorism," the country’s embassy in Ankara stated on X.
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