UN Security Council condemns Bulgaria terrorist attack against Israelis

Council members express 'deep sympathy' over attack, stress that states must ensure that measures are taken to combat terrorism; Iran not mentioned in the statement.

By Natasha Mozgovaya | 03:17 20.07.12 |

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The UN Security Council condemned Thursday in "the strongest terms" the terrorist attack against the bus with Israeli tourists in Burgas, Bulgaria.

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UN Security Council condemns Bulgaria terrorist attack against Israelis

Council members express 'deep sympathy' over attack, stress that states must ensure that measures are taken to combat terrorism; Iran not mentioned in the statement.

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