Hezbollah Condemns Terrorist Bombings in Iraq, Pakistan
Lebanon’s Hezbollah Islamic resistance movement denounced the recent terrorist bomb attacks in Iraq and Pakistan.
The group issued a statement yesterday saying that terrorist groups continue their atrocious crimes and massacres in Iraq and Pakistan, Al-Minar news network reported.
“These criminal groups killed and wounded hundreds of people by detonating explosives in a local market in Quetta. The terrorists also blew up 8 cars in different parts of Iraq killing and wounding some 140 people.”
Hezbollah underlined that the international community and human rights organizations must condemn the crimes committed by the Takfiri groups (those considering their fellow Muslims as infidels) against innocent civilians.
The statement also called on officials in the two countries to frimly stand against the criminal groups and make efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.
“Hezbollah condemns these terrorist attacks in Iraq and Pakistan and urges the two countries’ people to exercise patience and solidarity to deny the enemies the opportunity to hatch plots against the Muslim Ummah.”
Hezbollah also extended condolences to the bereaved families of the victims and prayed for the quick recovery of those wounded in the terrorist attacks.
On Saturday, February 16, a bomb went off in a market in the suburbs of Quetta, Pakistan’s Baluchistan province, which is a Shia majority region. A large number of Shia Muslims lost their lives in the bombing.
The next morning, Sunday, February 17, a series of car bombs exploded in different parts of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, leaving scores of people dead or injured.
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“These criminal groups killed and wounded hundreds of people by detonating explosives in a local market in Quetta. The terrorists also blew up 8 cars in different parts of Iraq killing and wounding some 140 people.”
Hezbollah underlined that the international community and human rights organizations must condemn the crimes committed by the Takfiri groups (those considering their fellow Muslims as infidels) against innocent civilians.
The statement also called on officials in the two countries to frimly stand against the criminal groups and make efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.
“Hezbollah condemns these terrorist attacks in Iraq and Pakistan and urges the two countries’ people to exercise patience and solidarity to deny the enemies the opportunity to hatch plots against the Muslim Ummah.”
Hezbollah also extended condolences to the bereaved families of the victims and prayed for the quick recovery of those wounded in the terrorist attacks.
On Saturday, February 16, a bomb went off in a market in the suburbs of Quetta, Pakistan’s Baluchistan province, which is a Shia majority region. A large number of Shia Muslims lost their lives in the bombing.
The next morning, Sunday, February 17, a series of car bombs exploded in different parts of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, leaving scores of people dead or injured.
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