The Iraqi Foreign Ministry condemned a vehicular attack in Munich, which injured multiple civilians, emphasizing solidarity with Germany and denouncing violence. A 24-year-old Afghan national has been identified as the driver. The attack has been classified as a ‘suspected attack,’ with at least 28 victims reported.

On Thursday, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry issued a strong condemnation of the vehicular attack in Munich, Germany, which resulted in injuries to multiple civilians. The ministry expressed unwavering solidarity with the German government and its citizens, highlighting Iraq’s firm opposition to all forms of violence and terrorism. They also conveyed wishes for a quick recovery to those affected by the incident.

Iraq has officially condemned the Munich attack, emphasizing solidarity with Germany in the fight against terrorism. This incident, which injured at least 28 people and involved an Afghan national as the driver, is being treated as a suspected attack. Iraq’s response reflects its broader commitment to combating violence and supporting global allies during crises.

Original Source: shafaq.com