Foreign Ministry expresses condolences over terrorist attack in Poland
On 9 November, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Sigitas Mitkus signed the book of condolences at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Vilnius, expressing, on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, his profound condolences following the terrorist attack in Kraków.
“Vilnius and Kraków, like Lithuania and Poland as a whole, have been bound together for centuries by a special historical and human bond, nurtured through our shared history, the intertwined destinies of our people and enduring ties between them. We therefore feel the pain of this tragedy as the pain of people very close to us,” the Vice-Minister wrote.
The Vice-Minister noted that Lithuania stands with the people of Poland in thought and in spirit.
“At this difficult time, Lithuania stands in solidarity with Poland and extends its heartfelt condolences to all those affected by the tragedy. We stand with you and wish you strength, unity and comfort,” the message of condolence reads.
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