Global condemnation of terror attacks in Balochistan: EU, Iran, and Turkey express solidarity

The recent terror attacks in Balochistan have drawn strong condemnation from the European Union, Iran, and Turkey, the 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Tuesday.

According to the channel report, the European Union's spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Nabila Massrali, condemned the attacks via social media, emphasising that there is no place for terrorism and violence. 

The European Union's spokespersons expressed deep sympathy for the victims and their families.

Iran's embassy in Pakistan also condemned the attacks in Kalat and Musakhel, where dozens lost their lives. 

In a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, the embassy’s spokesman said that the embassy condemned, in the strongest possible terms, what he called cowardly attacks by the terrorists.

He said 23 people were shot dead in Musakhel, while 10 law-enforcement agencies (LEAs) personnel embraced martyrdom in Kalat.

 “We offer our condolences and express our sympathies with the families of the deceased who lost their near and dear ones,” the spokesman said, and added, “May The Almighty Allah rest the departed souls in eternal peace.”  

Similarly, the Republic of Turkey issued a strong statement condemning the attacks. 

Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed deep sympathy for the victims’ families and reiterated Ankara’s unwavering support for Pakistan in its fight against terrorism.

Reporter: Anwar Abbas