
Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran condemned the attacks targeting civilians and airports in Saudi Arabia and called on the international community to take a determined stance for regional peace.
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There have been attacks against civilian and airport targets in Saudi Arabia.
Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran, in his statement on his virtual media account, said, "I strongly condemn the attacks that target civilians and airports in Saudi Arabia, causing loss of life and injuries. It is of great importance for the international community to take a common and determined stance against such attacks aimed at dragging the region into new conflicts and chaos, in terms of preserving regional peace. I wish God's mercy to those who lost their lives in the attacks, and a speedy recovery to the injured; I express my condolences to the brotherly people of Saudi Arabia." he said.

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