Islamabad: The British and Australian high commissioners condemned the suicide blast outside an Imambargah in Islamabad on Friday.
On social media platform X, British High Commissioner Jane Marriott expressed deep sorrow and outrage over the incident. She offered her prayers and sympathies to the victims, the injured, and their families, calling such violence “utterly condemnable” and reaffirming the UK’s support for Pakistan.
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Australian High Commissioner Timothy Kane also expressed shock and sadness at the horrific attack, extending his condolences to the victims, their families, and all affected. He emphasized that Australia stands with Pakistan during this difficult time.
Both envoys’ statements highlight international solidarity with Pakistan in the aftermath of the tragic incident, which left multiple people dead and injured.
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The Islamabad suicide attack occurred outside the Imambargah during Friday prayers, prompting widespread condemnation from local and international communities. Emergency services responded promptly, and the injured were shifted to nearby hospitals.