We Need The World To United: India On Kabul Airport Suicide Blasts.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: “Today’s attacks have strengthened the need for the world to unite against terrorism and for all those who provide shelter for terrorists.”
India strongly condemned the deadly bomb explosions near Kabul Airport on Thursday, saying that these attacks reinforce the need for the world to unite against terrorism.
The Associated Press, citing Russian authorities, announced that somewhere around 13 individuals were killed and 13 injured in the twin self destruction bombings.
“The present assaults support the requirement for the world to stand unitedly against psychological oppression and every one of the individuals who give safe-havens to fear mongers,” the Ministry of External Affairs said.
It likewise stretched out sympathies to groups of the survivors of the assaults.
“India emphatically censures the bomb impacts in Kabul today. We stretch out our genuine sympathies to the groups of the casualties of this fear monger assault,” the MEA said in a proclamation.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the injured,” he said.
At the time of the explosion, many countries tried to evacuate their Afghan citizens and partners from Kabul before the August 31 deadline for the withdrawal of US troops.
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