The Ukrainian MP, the founder of the Institute of Human Rights and Prevention of Extremism and Xenophobia (IHRPEX) Oleksandr Feldman presented his condolences to the people of Turkey in connection with the terrorist attack that happened in Ankara last Sunday.
“Terrorism became a huge challenge to the whole humanity. There can be no justification to the victimization of dozens of innocent people. The ideology of hate, whatever reasons it is based on, shall be eradicated by all means,” Mr. Feldman emphasized.
He expressed condolences to the families of those who died during the terrorist attack, and wished the victims who serviced the fastest recovery.
It should be noted that in the evening of March 13, the mined vehicle situated between two buses burst on the bus stop in the Ankara city centre, near one of the offices of the Turkish Prime Minister. The Turkish Ministry of Health informed about 37 died persons, including at least one terrorist. 125 persons were injured, including 71 hospitalized persons.
