Swiss president condemns ‘terrible attack’ in UK
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23 May, 2017
Updated Tue 23 May 2017 10:45 CEST
The Swiss president Doris Leuthard has expressed her “heartfelt condolences” after the attack on a concert in the northern English city of Manchester that killed at least 22 and injured many more.
The Swiss government’s official spokesman tweeted a statement from Leuthard on Tuesday morning in which she said she condemned the “terrible attack in Manchester (UK). The fact that the target should once again be people wanting to enjoy a night out at a concert is appalling”.
#BundespräsidentinCH Doris Leuthard zum Anschlag in #Manchester pic.twitter.com/IA2svF0FaO
— André Simonazzi (@BR_Sprecher) May 23, 2017
In what was Britain’s deadliest attack in 12 years, British authorities confirmed that 22 people died and 59 were injured in a suicide attack at a concert by US pop star Ariana Grande on Monday evening. Some of the dead were children.
Police are treating it as a terrorist incident.
Leaders around the world expressed their shock at the attack and solidarity with the UK people, including the new president of France, Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The Swiss government’s official spokesman tweeted a statement from Leuthard on Tuesday morning in which she said she condemned the “terrible attack in Manchester (UK). The fact that the target should once again be people wanting to enjoy a night out at a concert is appalling”.
#BundespräsidentinCH Doris Leuthard zum Anschlag in #Manchester pic.twitter.com/IA2svF0FaO
— André Simonazzi (@BR_Sprecher) May 23, 2017
In what was Britain’s deadliest attack in 12 years, British authorities confirmed that 22 people died and 59 were injured in a suicide attack at a concert by US pop star Ariana Grande on Monday evening. Some of the dead were children.
Police are treating it as a terrorist incident.
Leaders around the world expressed their shock at the attack and solidarity with the UK people, including the new president of France, Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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