Türkiye condemns terrorist attack in Pakistan’s Balochistan province

The Turkish Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned the terrorist attack that took place on Saturday in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, reaffirming Türkiye’s solidarity with its long-time ally in the fight against terrorism.
In an official statement, the ministry expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Pakistani soldiers in the attack.
"We condemn the terrorist attack that took place on Saturday in Pakistan's Balochistan province. We wish Allah’s mercy upon the martyred Pakistani soldiers and extend our condolences to the people of Pakistan. Türkiye will continue to support Pakistan in its fight against terrorism," the statement read.
The attack, which targeted Pakistani security forces, has once again highlighted the security challenges in the region. Türkiye, a close strategic partner of Pakistan, has consistently voiced its firm stance against terrorism and reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Pakistan’s efforts to maintain peace and stability.
The Turkish government has reiterated its unwavering support for Pakistan in the face of such violent acts and emphasized the need for continued cooperation in counterterrorism efforts between the two nations. (ILKHA)
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