The King of large Britain denounced in his message to the nation the “nonsensical acts of evil” of July 7, 2005. Monarch referred to terrorist attacks committed by 4 al-Qaeda-related bombers in the London subway and bus.
The King stressed the importance of “building a society in which people of all religions and origins can live together in common respect and understanding”. The attacks showed the importance of creating a community based on tolerance.
Prayers for Victims of Tragedy
«My peculiar prayers stay with all those whose lives have changed irreparably on this terrible summertime day, including those who wear physical and intellectual wounds» - proclaims the royal message. The monarch expressed compassion for all affected by the tragedy.
The King added that “although these terrifying events will never be forgotten, we can search comfort in the fact that they unite communities in solidarity and determination”. Tragedy has shown the strength of social unity in the face of terror.
52 victims of assassinations
52 people died in the suicide bombings carried out in the morning rush hr on July 7, 2005 and more than 770 were injured. The attacks took place on 3 metro trains on the Picadilly and ellipse lines and on the bus line 30.
On Monday in London there will be celebrations dedicated to the memory of the victims of the tragedy. The main point will be the service in St Paul's Cathedral, during which the Duke of Edinburgh Edward will represent the king.
(PAP) jm/ Note: This article was edited with Artificial Intelligence.
