Anwar condemns far-right extremism following deadly Poland shooting
PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has expressed alarm over reports that far-right extremism may have influenced the attacker in a shooting in Kraków, Poland, which claimed six lives and left several others injured. He said the reported extremis...
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has strongly condemned the far-right extremism that may have influenced the attacker in a recent shooting in Kraków, Poland. The attack left six people dead and several others injured. In a statement, Anwar emphasized that no political belief or ideology could ever justify violence against innocent people.
He stated, "Reports that the attacker was influenced by far-right extremism are deeply troubling. This tragedy reminds us of the need to confront violence in all its forms, including the growing threat of far-right extremism." Anwar expressed Malaysia's condolences to the families of the victims and extended solidarity to the people of Poland, vowing to continue working with the international community to combat extremism and promote peace and human dignity.
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