Turkey – Several Arab countries condemned the terrorist attack that targeted the Turkish Aerospace Industries Company “Tusas” in the capital, Ankara, affirming full solidarity with all measures taken by Turkey to protect its sovereignty, security and stability.
This came in official statements issued by Algeria, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar, the Sultanate of Oman, Egypt, Jordan and Palestine, in addition to Sudan, Iraq and Yemen.
*Rejection of terrorism
Where she was convicted Algerian presidencyThe terrorist attack that targeted the Turkish Aerospace Industries Company “Tusas” in the capital, Ankara.
The presidency said in a statement: “Following the terrorist attack that targeted the Turkish Aviation and Space Company, Algeria strongly condemns this terrorist attack.”
Algeria expressed “to the people and government of the sister Republic of Turkey its full solidarity in these difficult circumstances.”
Saudi Embassy Turkey, for its part, expressed “the Kingdom’s condemnation of the shameful terrorist attack that targeted the Tosas Company, and the resulting victims.”
In a statement, the embassy reiterated “the Kingdom’s firm position in rejecting terrorism and extremism in all its forms and manifestations,” offering “deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to the families of the victims and to the government and people of Turkey, with wishes for a speedy recovery for those injured.”
Likewise, it was condemned The UAE In a statement by its Foreign Ministry, it strongly condemned the terrorist attack itself, affirming its “strong denunciation of these criminal acts, and its permanent rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism that aim to destabilize security and stability and are inconsistent with international law.”
The UAE expressed “full solidarity with all measures taken by the friendly Republic of Turkey to protect its sovereignty, security and stability, and its standing by Türkiye in the face of terrorism.”
And in DohaQatar said in a statement by its Foreign Ministry that it “condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack in Ankara.”
Qatar offered its “condolences to the families of the victims and the government and people of Türkiye,” expressing its “wishes for a speedy recovery for the wounded.”
It also affirmed its “full solidarity and support for Türkiye and its full support for all measures it takes to preserve its security and stability.”
In the same statement, Qatar reiterated its “firm position of rejecting violence and terrorism, regardless of the motives and reasons.”
And Arabic Sultanate of OmanIn a statement, the Foreign Ministry condemned and denounced the attack, stressing “its solidarity with the friendly Republic of Turkey, and its support for the measures it is taking to maintain security and stability.”
She expressed “sincere condolences and sympathy to the families of the victims, the government and the friendly Turkish people, and wishes for a speedy recovery for the injured.”
*Complete solidarity
In Cairo, it was denounced Egypt In a statement by its Foreign Ministry, the terrorist attack on the “Tusas” company, stressing its “strong condemnation of any terrorist acts that threaten the security and stability of the Republic of Turkey.”
Egypt also expressed its “full solidarity with the Turkish government and people in this delicate circumstance.”
She offered her “deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to the government, the brotherly Turkish people, and the families of the victims,” wishing “a speedy recovery to the injured.”
He was condemned Jordan In a statement by the Foreign Ministry, it expressed “in the strongest terms the terrorist attack” on the “Tusas” company, stressing “solidarity and standing with the sister Republic of Turkey in light of this painful incident.”
He stressed “the rejection and denunciation of all forms of violence and terrorism, especially those that target civilians and seek to destabilize security and stability.”
The Palestinian presidency also condemned, in a statement, the terrorist attack itself, affirming its “denunciation and rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism.”
It expressed its “solidarity with the Republic of Turkey and its standing by its side in this painful incident,” according to the official Palestinian news agency, Wafa.
And I submitted Palestinian presidency “My deepest condolences and sympathy to the families of the victims, and wishes for a speedy recovery for the injured,” wishing “Türkiye and its people continued stability and prosperity.”
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In turn, she expressed Iraqi Foreign Ministry In a statement expressing its strong condemnation of the attack, stressing its full solidarity with the government and people of Türkiye, and its firm position in rejecting all forms of violence and terrorism that threaten the security and stability of countries,
The President of the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq, Nechirvan Barzani, condemned the terrorist attack, saying in a post on the X platform: “I condemn the terrorist attack that occurred in Ankara. “My thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims.”
He wished a speedy recovery to those injured in the attack, expressing his full solidarity with the people and government of Türkiye against terrorism.
Yemeni Foreign Ministry It also condemned in the strongest terms the terrorist attack, stressing its “categorical rejection of all terrorist acts in all their forms that target the security and stability of Türkiye and threaten the safety of its citizens.”
And who SudanThe Sovereignty Council statement stated that Council President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan sent a message of condolence and sympathy to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the victims of the terrorist attack.
In his message, Al-Burhan expressed his deep regret for this cowardly terrorist act targeting the security and stability of Türkiye.
He offered his condolences to the victims of the accident, wishing a speedy recovery for the injured and wounded, according to the statement.
Earlier Wednesday, Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that 5 people were killed and 22 wounded in the terrorist attack.
The minister added in press statements that two terrorists, a man and a woman, who carried out the terrorist attack on “Tusash” were neutralized.
Unidentified persons carried out an armed attack on the campus of the “Tusash” complex in the Kahramankazan district of Ankara at 15:30 Turkish time.
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Interview with Arab Affairs Expert, Dr. Fatima Al-Sayed
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Al-Sayed. As we know, the recent terrorist attack on Turkey’s Aerospace Industries Company “Tusas” has drawn widespread condemnation from several Arab countries. What do you think this collective response signifies for regional unity against terrorism?
Dr. Al-Sayed: Thank you for having me. The immediate and unified condemnations from countries like Algeria, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Egypt, and others signify a strong collective stance against terrorism in the region. This shows that regardless of political differences, there is a shared commitment to uphold security and stability in Turkey and beyond. It’s crucial for these nations to present a united front to combat terrorism effectively.
Interviewer: What role do you believe these statements of solidarity play in Turkey’s current situation?
Dr. Al-Sayed: These expressions of solidarity are vital. They not only provide moral support to Turkey but also reinforce the idea that terrorism is a collective threat that affects all nations, and not just the victims. By standing with Turkey, these countries are sending a clear message that violence and extremism will not be tolerated and that they are willing to support each other in maintaining peace and security.
Interviewer: Several countries emphasized their rejection of violence and extremism. Can you elaborate on the importance of this stance in the context of international relations?
Dr. Al-Sayed: Absolutely. By denouncing violence and extremism, these nations are adhering to international norms and laws that promote human rights and security. This stance is particularly important in fostering diplomatic ties and cooperation among these nations. It can lead to collaborative efforts in intelligence sharing, counter-terrorism strategies, and economic partnerships, all of which contribute to regional stability.
Interviewer: In your opinion, how might this incident affect Turkey’s domestic policies regarding security and its relationship with its neighbors?
Dr. Al-Sayed: This incident is likely to prompt Turkey to bolster its security measures, not only in the defense sector but across all critical infrastructure. It may lead to increased military cooperation with supportive Arab states, potentially reshaping alliances in the region. Furthermore, this attack could also influence Turkey’s approach to its domestic policies regarding immigration and surveillance, as they seek to prevent similar threats in the future.
Interviewer: Thank you for your insights, Dr. Al-Sayed. It’s clear that the ramifications of this tragedy extend beyond Turkey and into the broader Arab world.
Dr. Al-Sayed: Thank you for having me. It’s essential for all nations to remain vigilant and united against terrorism, as it affects us all.
Ext of regional politics?
Dr. Al-Sayed: Absolutely. The rejection of violence and extremism is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, it reaffirms the commitment of these countries to uphold civil order and the rule of law within their borders, which is essential for any functioning democracy. Secondly, it serves to isolate extremist groups by delegitimizing their actions and ideologies. In a region that has been plagued by political instability and sectarian strife, a unified stance against these threats promotes a more peaceful co-existence. Thus, the collective condemnation helps to mitigate fears of escalation or spillover violence across borders.
Interviewer: The aftermath of the attack has led to various countries extending condolences and pledging support. How might this impact Turkey’s international relations moving forward?
Dr. Al-Sayed: The condolences and pledges of support can significantly enhance Turkey’s diplomatic relations within the Arab world. This solidarity may foster greater cooperation in security matters, intelligence sharing, and counter-terrorism initiatives. Furthermore, by responding to these challenges together, Turkey may find itself more aligned with these nations on other geopolitical issues, which could lead to stronger partnerships. Essentially, collective action against terrorism can serve as a catalyst for broader regional collaboration.
Interviewer: Lastly, what long-term implications do you foresee from this tragic incident and the subsequent reactions from the Arab countries involved?
Dr. Al-Sayed: In the long term, I believe this incident could nurture a more integrated approach to security issues among Arab nations. It may lead to the establishment of stronger frameworks for cooperation, not only in combating terrorism but also in addressing economic and social grievances that often fuel such extremism. An ongoing dialogue about shared security concerns can cultivate trust and mutual understanding, which are vital for lasting peace in the region. Ultimately, the goal will be to build resilience against future attacks while promoting development and stability.
Interviewer: Thank you, Dr. Al-Sayed, for sharing your insights on this important issue. Your expertise helps shed light on the complex dynamics at play in the region following this tragic event.
Dr. Al-Sayed: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to discuss these pressing matters, and I hope for peace and stability for Turkey and the region as a whole.
