Insults Written on Wall of Historic Mosque in Greece
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'Any attack or disrespect targeting places of worship, sacred sites and religious beliefs is unacceptable,' Turkish Minority Consultative Council says
The vandalism that took place this morning at the Platanos mosque in Xanthi, with the writing of insulting phrases on the outer wall of the courtyard, is denounced in a post on social media by… Thessaloniki: The Mufti of Xanthi condemns the vandalism at the Platanos mosque – “Citizens should not act unsolicitedly” - NAFTEMPORIKI
The vandalism that took place this morning at the Platanos mosque in Xanthi, with the writing of insulting phrases on the outer wall of the courtyard, is denounced in a post on social media by ... More
The Mufti of Xanthi condemned the morning vandalism at the Platanos mosque, where insulting slogans were written, calling on citizens to immediately inform the authorities and not to intervene so that the perpetrators can be identified and punished.
Unidentified individuals wrote messages targeting religious values on the outer wall of the entrance to the Çınar Mosque in Xanthi, Western Thrace.
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