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Chairman of BiH Presidency sent Telegram of Condolences to King Felipe VI

Published: August 18, 2017
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Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Dragan Covic sent telegram of condolences to King Felipe VI and people of Kingdom of Spain after the terrorist attacks that took place yesterday.

“We have received news on a horrific terrorist attack in Barcelona with great regret and sadness and we strongly condemn violence and terrorist acts of killing and intimidation of innocent people,” is stated in the telegram.

Moreover, it was stated that the attack in Barcelona is an attack on fundamental values of a mankind and democracy and that we need to confront terrorism with all resources at our disposal and defeat the greatest evil of today.

“On behalf of the Presidency of BiH and my personal behalf please accept our deep condolences,” added Covic.

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