Examples of using Statement to the press condemning in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 25 August 2010, the Council agreed on a statement to the press condemning the attack of extremists in Mogadishu resulting in the death of members of the Somali Parliament and civilians, and called for the prosecution of the perpetrators.
On 4 December, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning the attacks carried out the previous week against humanitarian personnel deployed in Afghanistan, in the provinces of Faryab and Uruzgan.
After the meeting, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the Al-Shabaab attacks in Mogadishu against Villa Somalia, Parliament and members of Parliament in the previous week.
On 6 June, the Council adopted a statement to the press condemning the bomb attack in Kabul, which caused a number of deaths and injuries among civilians and security personnel.
Following the consultations, the President of the Council issued a statement to the press condemning the grave human rights violations involved in the killing of Kuwaiti nationals and nationals of third-party countries by the former Iraqi regime, in contempt for the rules of international law.
On 8 August, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the attack on peacekeepers of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur(UNAMID) on 5 August, which resulted in the death of a Sierra Leonean soldier and left another seriously wounded.
On 4 October 2012, the Security Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the shelling by the Syrian armed forces of the Turkish town of Akcakale, which had resulted in the deaths of five civilians, all of whom were women or children, as well as a number of injuries.
On 1 July, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the explosion of an improvised explosive device 30 kilometres west of Timbuktu, Mali, on 30 June 2014, in which one MINUSMA peacekeeper from Burkina Faso was killed and six others were injured.
On 14 July, the members of the Council issued a statement to the press condemning the attack on a patrol of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur(UNAMID) in which 7 Tanzanian peacekeepers were killed and 17 peacekeepers and police were injured and offering their condolences.
After the informal consultations, the President of the Council made a statement to the press condemning the aforementioned acts and calling on the parties to fulfil their obligations under the Lusaka Protocol and the relevant Security Council resolutions and to abide by the timetable for the peace process.
On 15 July, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the suicide attack on 15 July in Paktika, Afghanistan, which caused many deaths and injuries to civilians, including children, as well as the attack in Kabul on the same day, which caused a number of deaths and injuries to civilians, for which the Taliban have claimed responsibility.
On 15 July, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the suicide attack on 15 July in Paktika, Afghanistan, which caused many deaths and injuries to civilians, including children, as well as the attack in Kabul on 15 July, which caused a number of deaths and injuries to civilians, for which the Taliban had claimed responsibility.
On 1 July, the Council issued a statement to the press condemning in the strongest terms the explosion of an improvised explosive device 30 kilometres west of Timbuktu, Mali, on 30 June 2014, in which one peacekeeper, from Burkina Faso, of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali was killed and six other peacekeepers were injured.
Following the meeting, the Council released a statement to the press, condemning the terrorist bombing in Beirut on 9 July.
Following the consultations, the Council issued a statement to the press, condemning the recent violence in Iraq and reaffirming Council support for peace and stability in Iraq.
On 8 July, the Council issued a statement to the press, condemning the assassination of the head of the United Nations Development Programme in Somalia, Ali Osman Ahmed.
On 2 November, the President of the Council issued a statement to the press, condemning the kidnapping and assassination of two French journalists in Mali on that day.
On 2 November, the Council issued a statement to the press, condemning the kidnapping and assassination of two French journalists in Mali on that day.
On 21 September, the Council issued a statement to the press, condemning the terrorist attack in Nairobi and extending condolences to the victims and their families, as well as to the people and the Government of Kenya.
On 29 July, the Council released a statement to the press, condemning the suicide car bomb attack against the embassy of Turkey in Mogadishu which resulted in the death of one person and left several others wounded.