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Predsedavajući OEBS-u Dačić i generalni sekretar Zanijer osudili teroristički napad na Tursku
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- Borba protiv terorizma
BEOGRAD, 20. jul 2015. – Predsedavajući OEBS-u, ministar spoljnih poslova Srbije Ivica Dačić, i generalni sekretar OEBS Lamberto Zanijer danas su osudili teroristički napad na turski pogranični grad Surudž, uputivši izraze saučešća porodicama poginulih i želeći brz oporavak povređenima.
„Današnji napad je napad na sve nas,“ rekao je Dači. „Ovaj brutalni incident, nakon onih u Egiptu, Tunisu i Francuskoj, predstavlja još jedan pokušaj da se unese rasprostranjeni strah u naše društvo. Umesto reagovanja na način na koji teroristi to žele, moramo da se ujedinimo u sprečavanju terorizma i nasilnog ekstremizma.“
Generalni sekretar Lamberto Zanijer rekao je: „Ovaj napad je još jedan tužan pokazatelj da nasilni ekstremizam ne poznaje etničke, verske ili državne granice. Najviši prioritet svih nas treba da bude jačanje zajedničkih napora u suprotstavljanju snagama koje pokušavaju da koriste nasilje i strah kako bi eksploatisali ono što nas još uvek razdvaja. OEBS će svom snagom odoleti izazovu.“
Predsedavajući Dačić i generalni sekretar Zanijer ponudili su svoju podršku narodu i Vladi Turske.
Turska je jedna od 57 zemalja učesnica OEBS.