Oman Condemns Deliberate Attack in Munich

Oman has strongly condemned the deliberate vehicle attack targeting protesters in central Munich on Thursday, February 13. The Omani Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an official statement expressing solidarity with the German government and the victims’ families while reaffirming its firm stance against terrorism and violence.

Details of the Munich Incident

• On the morning of February 13, a 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker drove his vehicle into a group of protesters organized by one of Germany’s largest labor unions, injuring at least 28 people.
• German authorities confirmed that the suspect was arrested immediately at the scene and that there is no further threat to public safety.
• Markus Söder, Prime Minister of Bavaria, described the attack as intentional and possibly a targeted act of terrorism.

Oman’s Stance Against Violence and Terrorism

Oman reiterated its unwavering stance in rejecting all forms of violence and terrorism, regardless of their motives or causes. The Foreign Ministry emphasized the importance of global cooperation to combat terrorist threats and ensure international stability.

Oman called for stronger international security collaboration to prevent future attacks and stressed the need to preserve global peace and stability.

Global Reactions to the Munich Attack

The Munich attack has sparked widespread international condemnation. Countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, and France have expressed their solidarity with Germany and denounced the violent act.

The United Nations and the European Union have also condemned the incident, highlighting the need for enhanced security cooperation to prevent similar attacks in the future.