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Japan condemns attack on Iraqi PM

This image grab taken from footage released by the Iraqi Prime Minister's press office on November 7, 2021 shows security forces near a damaged vehicle inspecting the aftermath of a drone strike on the prime minister's residence which took place earlier the same day. (AFP)
This image grab taken from footage released by the Iraqi Prime Minister's press office on November 7, 2021 shows security forces near a damaged vehicle inspecting the aftermath of a drone strike on the prime minister's residence which took place earlier the same day. (AFP)
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08 Nov 2021 11:11:02 GMT9
08 Nov 2021 11:11:02 GMT9

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TOKYO: The Japanese government on Monday strongly condemned the attack that targeted Iraq’s Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, and said it considers it an act of terror that undermines democracy in Iraq.

Kadhemi escaped unhurt when an explosives-packed drone struck his Baghdad residence early Sunday.

“The Government of Japan will continue to support the efforts of the Iraqi government to ensure democracy, peace and stability in Iraq,” said an official statement issued by the foreign ministry in Tokyo.

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