Sri Lanka condemns terrorist attack on Indian military base

Sri Lanka condemns terrorist attack on Indian military base

September 20, 2016   10:35 am

Sri Lanka has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on an Indian military base in Kashmir in which at least 17 soldiers were killed.


The Foreign Ministry said that Sri Lanka, as a country, that has undergone the scourge of terrorism for almost three decades resents all forms and manifestation of terrorism.


“In the hour of grief, the government of Sri Lanka offers its condolences to the families of the victims of the attack. The government of Sri Lanka reiterates the urgent need for sustained regional and global cooperation to eliminate the menace of terrorism,” the Foreign Ministry said.


At least 17 Indian troopers were killed and over 20 others wounded Sunday in a suicide attack on an Indian military base near Line of Control (LoC) dividing Kashmir.

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