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Japan ‘deeply deplores’ Sinai Peninsula terrorist attack

Mourners and soldiers perform prayers before the casket of Egyptian conscript Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed Ali, one of 11 soldiers killed in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group in the Sinai Peninsula. (AFP)
Mourners and soldiers perform prayers before the casket of Egyptian conscript Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed Ali, one of 11 soldiers killed in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group in the Sinai Peninsula. (AFP)
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09 May 2022 09:05:41 GMT9
09 May 2022 09:05:41 GMT9

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TOKYO: Japan on Monday said it “deeply deplores” the terrorist attack in Western Sinai, which left 11 Egyptian soldiers dead and five injured on May 7. 

“Japan expresses its condolences to their families and extends its heartfelt sympathy to those injured,” the foreign ministry in Tokyo said.

“Acts of terrorism cannot be justified for any reason, and Japan firmly condemns terrorism in all its forms,” according to the ministry.

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