Several countries on Wednesday expressed their solidarity with India, while condemning the Pathnkot terror attack.
Condemns the terrorist attack, South Korea said, "Terrorism is a crime against humanity and inhuman act that cannot be justified in any circumstances."
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmud Ali said that his country firmly stands beside India in fight against terrorism.
Denouncing the attack, Sri Lanka condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, and expressed condolences to bereaved families.
Condoling the death of security personnel, Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni affirmed solidarity with the people of India.
Similarly, Brazil, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Nepal also condemned the terrorist attack, expressed their condolences.
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