Duda condemns terrorist attack in Ankara

Poland's president Andrzej Duda condemned the "brutal and barbaric act" of terrorism in Ankara, the capital of Turkey. As of Monday morning, 97 people were confirmed dead. "I was deeply moved by the news of the terrorist attack in the Turkish capital, which killed so many innocent people," Duda wrote in a communiqué published on his official website. "We are all fiercely opposed to this brutal, barbaric act and we stand in solidarity [with the people of Turkey]," he added. On Saturday morning, two bombs hit crowds gathering for a peace rally to be attended by pro-Kurdish and left-wing activists in front of the city's main train station.