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Foreign Ministry condemns Wednesday terror attack in Kabul
By JT - Mar 26,2020 - Last updated at Mar 26,2020
AMMAN — The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday condemned the terrorist attack on a Sikh and Hindu temple in the centre of the Afghan capital, Kabul, which resulted in the deaths of dozens of civilians.
Ministry Spokesperson Daifallah Fayez reaffirmed Jordan’s stance with the government and people of Afghanistan, strongly condemning the terrorist attack and rejecting “any action aimed at destabilising the security and disturbing the safety of the country”.
Fayez also affirmed Jordan's rejection of all forms of extremism and terrorism that target people indiscriminately, expressing sincere condolences to the families of the victims.
He expressed wishes for a speedy recovery for the injured and hopes for the security and stability of the government of Afghanistan and its people.
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