Jordan Declares 3-Day Mourning After Karak Church Attack
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The Jordanian government declared three days of national mourning following the attack on the church in the city of Kirkuk.
Investigators still examining whether perpetrators had organizational links, with findings to be announced once the investigation is complete
So far, seven people have been killed and 10 injured in this operation.
In the context, the government's Minister of Communication confirmed that the crime would not go unnoticed, pointing out that the bodies involved were pursuing criminals. He described the attack as alien to Jordanian society, affirming that its perpetrators did not represent Jordanians.
Jordan declares 3-day mourning after Karak church attack
Jordan’s Prime Minister Jafar Hassan on Friday issued a communiqué declaring three days of national mourning across the Kingdom, starting Friday, following the deadly terrorist attack on the Greek Orthodox Church in the village of Humud in Karak Governorate, Petra reported. During the mourning period, flags will be flown at half-mast atop the buildings of […]
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