QA:27 - 29 June 2007, Press Statement Regarding the Luncheons and Dinners of the President and the Prime Minister of Turkey During Black Sea Economic Coperation Summit (Unofficial Translation) No: 84 -;1 June 2007, Press Release Regarding Turkey-EU Ministerial Troika Meeting. ( Unofficial Translation) NO:85 -;1 June 2007, Press Release Regarding Recent Events;in Afghanistan.;(Unofficial Translation) NO:86 -;6 June 2007, Press Statement Regaring the Participation of Turkey in Community Programmes (Unofficial Translation) NO:87 -;7 June 2007, Press Release Regarding the visit of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Italy, Mr. Massimo D’Alema to Turkey;(Unofficial Translation) NO:89 -;8 June 2007, Press Release Regarding the Adopting of a Resolution Supporting Unfounded Armenian Allegations of Senate of Chile (Unofficial Translation) NO:90 - 14 June 2007, Press Release Regarding the the Terror Aattack in Beirut; (Unofficial Translation) NO:91 -;14 June 2007, Press Release Regarding the Destruction of Askariya Mosque in Iraq by a Terrorist Attack (Unofficial Translation) NO:93 - 18 June 2007, Press Statement;Regarding;the;Condemnation of the Abhorrent Terror Attack in Kabul;(Unofficial Translation) NO:94;- 19 June 2007, Press Statement Regarding Events;in Gaza and the Dissolution of the National Unity Government; (Unofficial Translation) NO:97 27 June 2007, Press Statement Regarding the decision taken during the Enlarged Ministerial Conference of the Neighboring Countries of Iraq Unofficial Translation)
NO:93 - 18 June 2007, Press Statement;Regarding;the;Condemnation of the Abhorrent Terror Attack in Kabul;(Unofficial Translation)

 

Turkey strongly condemns the abhorrent terror attack that took place yesterday (17 June 2007) in Kabul, the capital of brotherly Afghanistan. According to initial data, the attack caused the death of 35 to 40 people, including some civilians and injured about 50 persons.

These recently increased terrorist attacks which also target the civilians, aim at damaging the security and stability of the country. These developments in Afghanistan also constitute an additional threat to the security and stability in the region.

In all our contacts at multilateral, regional and bilateral levels, we stress in the strongest terms that terrorism, whatever cause, pretext and claim it might allege, cannot have any justification and it should be condemned unreservedly under all circumstances. Turkey considers terrorism as a major violation of the most fundamental human right, i.e. the right to life.

Turkey, which continues with its contributions towards the establishment of security and stability in Afghanistan with determination, would once again like to underline its solidarity with the brotherly people and Government of Afghanistan.

We wish condolences to the brotherly people of Afghanistan and speedy recovery to the injured.