Several Arab leaders cable condolences to the US President on terrorist attacks
Regional-USA, Politics, 9/13/2001

Both Algeria and the United Arab Emirates have condemned the acts of violence which shocked the US on Tuesday.

In a message he sent to the US President George Bush on Tuesday evening, the Algerian President Abdul Aziz Butaflika said that Algeria strongly denounces these acts of violence which bears the ugly imprint of " blind terrorism." Butaflika expressed the sympathy of the Algerian people with the families of the American victims.

Meantime, the UAE strongly denounced the attacks carried out in various places in the US.

The UAE minister of information and culture Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed al-Nahyan said that these terrorist acts require a pan strong international campaign to uproot terrorism in all its forms.

In Libya, the Libyan President Mu'ammar al-Qaddafi denounced the wave of aggressions took place in the US and described them as " horrifying attacks," stressing that Libya is ready to give support for the American people..

The Libyan news agency quoted al-Qaddafi as saying on Tuesday evening that whatsoever the volume of political differences and conflicts with the US, this should not be a psychological barrier that prevents providing humanitarian aids to the American people.

Meantime, the ruler of Bahrain Sheikh Hamad Bin Issa al-Khaleifa condemned the destructive attacks against the US on Tuesday.

News reports said that Sheikh Issa expressed in a cable of condolences he addressed to the US President George Bush his condemnation and denunciation to these terrorist aggressions at trade and governmental building the US, noting that such acts undermine the efforts made to preserve world peace and security.

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