Yemen condemns terror attack against Indian military convoy in Kashmir

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Yemen condemns terror attack against Indian military convoy in Kashmir

[15/02/2019 05:47]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen has condemned in the strongest terms the terror attack that hit an Indian military convoy and led to dozens of casualties in Pulwama of Kashmir on Thursday.

In a statement of which Saba received a copy, Yemen's Foreign Ministry affirmed Yemen's "rejection of terrorism in all its forms and means." The ministry expressed its heartfelt condolence to the relatives of the victims and wishes of speedy recovery for the wounded.

A suicide bomber carried out the attack by ramming his car bomb on a bus carrying Indian policemen incurring those casualties.