Indonesia Condemns Deadly Attack on Greek Orthodox Church in Jordan, Expresses Solidarity
Jakarta, The Gulf Observer: Indonesia has strongly condemned the deadly attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Jordan’s Karak Governorate on October 23, expressing solidarity with King Abdullah II, the Jordanian government and the people of Jordan.
In a statement published on social media on Monday, Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the armed attack, which reportedly killed nine people and injured 34 others.
The Indonesian government and people extended their deepest condolences to the families of those killed and wished a speedy recovery to those injured in the incident.
Indonesia reaffirmed its solidarity with Jordan following the attack and expressed support for the Jordanian authorities’ efforts to maintain national stability and security and bring those responsible to justice.
The Foreign Ministry also confirmed that the Indonesian Embassy in Amman was closely monitoring developments and coordinating with local authorities in the aftermath of the incident.
According to the ministry, these measures are aimed at ensuring the safety and security of Indonesian citizens residing in or visiting Jordan.
Indonesia’s condemnation underscores its opposition to attacks that cause civilian casualties and its support for efforts to uphold public safety, security and stability in Jordan.
