Prime Minister of the Republic Ana Brnabic sent a telegram of condolences to the Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and the citizens of Austria on the occasion of yesterday's terrorist attack that took place in Vienna.
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Serbia strongly condemns terrorist attack in Vienna
Belgrade,
3 November 2020
"We were deeply shocked and shocked by the news of the tragedy that happened last night in Vienna. The terrorist crime left us all speechless and we strongly condemn it.
We share the suffering in this difficult time with the citizens of Austria and express our full solidarity and sincere commitment to the defence of peace and the right to life from radical extremism and insanity.
On behalf of the government and the citizens of the Republic of Serbia, I express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims, with the hope that the injured will recover as soon as possible," the Prime Minister's telegram reads.
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Author: AP
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