From Germany to Italy to the United Kingdom, European heads of government expressed solidarity with France following the attack that injured six people, including four children, in Annecy on Thursday.
“Germany is in a state of shock after this heinous and despicable attack in Annecy,” he reacted. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in a tweet in French.
He also assured that he had a thought for the victims, their families and “all French men and women”.
“I’m speechless”
The head of the Italian government, Giorgia Meloni, said she was “speechless at such a monstrous act”, before sharing her “anger” and “pain”. on the social network.
“Anger and pain for what happened in Annecy, France, where children and adults were stabbed with them. I am speechless at such a monstrous act. Solidarity with the victims of this brutal violence and with all French people”, writes the Prime Minister Italian in her Twitter post.
For his part, the British Prime Minister echoed the words of Emmanuel Macron, who deplored “a really cowardly act.” “The UK and France have always stood together against acts of violence, and we still do today,” he added in his post on Twitter.
Six people, dont quatre enfants âgés de 22 à 36 mois “en état d’urgency absolute”, ont été blessedées jeudi matin dans un parc des rives du lac d’Annecy (Haute-Savoie) par un homme de nationalité syrienne armé d’ a knife. An attack “for no apparent reason” according to the city prosecutor, Line Bonnet-Mathis, whose possible terrorist character is still being evaluated.
Source: BFM TV
