Poland condemns terrorist attack in London

PM Beata Szydło called the Saturday’s terror attack “beastly.” “Europe must bravely resist terrorists,” she said in her tweet. Polish Foreign Ministry issued a statement condemning the attack. “I have received the news of last night's attack in London with deep regret. I share in the pain of the victims' families and all injured, and I also condemn the terror and radicalism, for which there is no justification,” Waszczykowski said in a statement to his British counterpart Boris Johnson. “In these difficult times, Europe must remain united and show solidarity, fighting not just for the security of our citizens, but for the survival of the values of the democratic world,” he added. Seven people have been killed and 48 injured, including many in critical condition, after three attackers drove a van into crowds on London Bridge and then went on a stabbing rampage in nearby Borough Market. Police shot and killed all three attackers.