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Morocco King offers condolences to Tunisian President Over Bus attack

Morocco King offers condolences to  Tunisian President Over Bus attack

HM King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and sympathy to Tunisian president, Beji Caid Essebsi, following the criminal attack that targeted on Tuesday a bus carrying members of the presidential guard, claiming many innocent victims.

In this message, the Sovereign said that he learned with deep sorrow and strong indignation, the sad news of the criminal explosion that targeted a bus of Tunisian presidential guard, killing many innocent victims.

While expressing his strong condemnation of this despicable attack, HM the King expressed Morocco’s “total solidarity” with the Tunisian brother people in their fight against these barbarous acts, and support to deal with all horrendous forms of terrorism, prohibited by all heavenly religions and rejected by the noble values of Islam.

The Sovereign also expressed to President Beji Caid Essebsi, the bereaved families and the brother people of Tunisia, heartfelt condolences and compassion, imploring the Almighty to have victims in His mercy, welcome them in His vast paradise and grant to their families patience and solace.

HM the King also implored the Almighty to grant speedy recovery to the injured and preserve the brotherly people of Tunisia from any misfortune.KING SPEECH

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  1. Le prophète Mohamed a dit ( Avant la fin du monde l’arriver des chiens de l’enfer) 100% Daech Daech les chiens de l’enfer les marionnettes de l’Otan Usa et de la franc maçonnerie après ces crimes en Tunisie en Libye en Irak en Syrie normal la mort de satan après ces multiplies séismes en Maroc et la fin du monde si la fin du monde le 11.3.2016 aux êtres humains de se convertir a l’islam immédiatement pour éviter la panique et l’enfer l’islam valable les autres religions ne sont pas valable après l’islam ordre d’ALLAH.

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