HUDA PAR headquarters has published a written statement condemning the attacks in Somalia and the Central African Republic. In the explanation, stressed that the attacks were completely targeted civilians, "We condemn these inhumane attacks, the people behind and the ones who have done them."

Stating that the massacre-like armed and bombed attacks carried out in the Somali capital Mogadishu and the Middle African Republic Bangassou city on Saturday, October 14^th were inhuman, in the explanation said: "Number of those who lost their lives in the bombed attack carried out on a transit station where crowded by civilians has exceeded 300. The same day in the Central African Republic in Bagasso city an armed attack carried out by Christian gangs on a mosque killed 20 Muslim brothers. The armed Christian gangs supported by the imperialist forces are carrying out similar massacres in the Central African Republic and attacking the Muslim people. We are condemning these inhumane actions that are aimed at civilians, those who are behind it and those who have done it."

"Once again, we convey our condolences to our Muslim brothers and sisters. We wish mercy on lost lives, and urgent healing for wounded people. It is also as painful that the executives of the Muslim countries and international organizations such as the OIC have condemned the events with the weak message without acting de facto in order to save the rights of these our brothers. It is the biggest calamity that Muslims pointing out weapons against each other instead of being merciful to each other and be strong against the kufr. The present state of the Islamic countries, which are competing at storing weapons against each other in a small conflict, encourages anti-Islamic administrations and groups to carry massacres against our Muslim brothers."

In the message, HUDA PAR has invited member states of Islamic Cooperation Organization [IIT], Islamic institutions and organizations and Muslim peoples to share the sufferings of our brothers and sisters who are exposed to the attacks in Somalia and the Central African Republic." (ILKHA)