Several countries condemn the attack, Paris denounces “odious acts”
Like the European Union, which calls itself “shocked and dismayed” after’” terrorist attack “ in a concert hall in Krasnogorsk, northwest of Moscow, this Friday evening, several countries reacted to this shooting which left at least 40 dead and more than a hundred injured.
France denounced “heinous acts” and demanded that all light be shed on the attack. “The images reaching us from Moscow are terrible”reacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a message posted on. “Our thoughts are with the victims and the injured and the Russian people”.
The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, expressed the “firm and total condemnation of his government in the face of the heinous act of terrorism” perpetrated Friday in Moscow. “The horror of the massacre of innocent civilians in Moscow is unacceptable”she said in a brief press release, expressing her “full solidarity with those affected and the families of the victims”.
Spain is “shocked” by the attack and said “condemn all forms of violence”. “Our solidarity goes to the victims, their families and the Russian people”said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on X.
Washington is “in thoughts alongside the victims of the terrible attack” said, for his part, a spokesperson for the White House.