“Lithuania denounces the violence against innocent people that cannot be justified by any means and expresses solidarity with the people of Turkey,” Grybauskaitė said in her message published by the President’s Office.
The Lithuanian president also delivered condolences to her Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and wished strength and fortitude to the victims’ families and loved ones, speedy recovery to those injured, as well as unity and consolidation to all the people of Turkey.
Meanwhile, the prime minister also “condemned any terrorist attacks against peaceful population,” the government said.
Skvernelis conveyed condolences to Turkey’s Prime Minister Binali Yildirimu, noting that the attack had not been targetted against Turkey only, as terrorism had no borders. In Skvernelis’ words, Lithuania expresses solidarity with Turkey and restates its determination to join the efforts of the international community to fight the challenges of terrorism.
The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry also condemned the attack.
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