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Home Jordan News Jordan condemns Turkey blasts 12-05-2013 01:13 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS Jordan has condemned the criminal bombings that rocked the southern Turkish town of Reyhanli on Saturday. Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications, Mohammed Al Momani reiterated Jordan's firm stance that rejects all forms of violence. Momani, who is also the Government Spokesperson, expressed solidarity of the Jordanian government and people with the Turkish governmnent and victims of the attacks, Jordan News Agency Petra said. Two car bombs exploded yesterday in the Turkish border town with Syria that killed at least 43 people. Turkey said it suspected the involvement of a Syrian intelligence agency in the attack, but Syria denied responsibility.

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Jordan condemns Turkey blasts

12-05-2013 01:13 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS Jordan has condemned the criminal bombings that rocked the southern Turkish town of Reyhanli on Saturday.

Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications, Mohammed Al Momani reiterated Jordan's firm stance that rejects all forms of violence.

Momani, who is also the Government Spokesperson, expressed solidarity of the Jordanian government and people with the Turkish governmnent and victims of the attacks, Jordan News Agency Petra said.

Two car bombs exploded yesterday in the Turkish border town with Syria that killed at least 43 people.

Turkey said it suspected the involvement of a Syrian intelligence agency in the attack, but Syria denied responsibility.

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