Our Prayers Are with the People of Austria: PM Pashinyan Condoles over Terrorist Attacks

Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan has expressed condolences to the people of Austria over the terrorist attacks that took place in Vienna on 2 November. “Our prayers are with the people of Austria. Mountainous Karabakh has been fighting against Azerbaijani-Turkish terrorist forces for more than a month now. I share the grief of the people of Austria, I wish patience to the families of the victims and a speedy recovery to the wounded,” Prime Minister Pashinyan wrote on his Twitter page. It should be noted that last evening, an unidentified person fired several shots inside a synagogue in Vienna,
3 November 2020
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Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan has expressed condolences to the people of Austria over the terrorist attacks that took place in Vienna on 2 November.

“Our prayers are with the people of Austria. Mountainous Karabakh has been fighting against Azerbaijani-Turkish terrorist forces for more than a month now. I share the grief of the people of Austria, I wish patience to the families of the victims and a speedy recovery to the wounded,” Prime Minister Pashinyan wrote on his Twitter page.

It should be noted that last evening, an unidentified person fired several shots inside a synagogue in Vienna, the capital of Austria, and blew himself up.

According to Vienna’s local media, there are 7 victims. Austria’s Interior Ministry has not ruled out that the incident may be linked to terrorism, adding that the attack was carried out by more than one person.

 

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