Angry global reactions over second Paris massacre... shocking and heinous

In this context, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a tweet  that France's Kurds were targeted by a "heinous" attack, adding, "Our hearts are with the victims and those struggling for life, their families and loved ones."

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned the attack, which he described as "horrific," and said in a tweet, "A horrific act shook Paris and France today, all sympathy goes out to the victims and their families."

US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, expressed his deep sympathy with the Kurdish and French peoples, after three "armed" people targeted a Kurdish cultural association in Paris.

"All sympathy goes out to the victims of the attack on the Kurdish Cultural Center in Paris," Blinken wrote in a tweet on Friday.

He added, "My thoughts are with the Kurdish community and the people of France on this sad day."

while the leader of the parliamentary team of the "National Rally" party in the National Assembly, Marine Le Pen, wrote on Twitter, "A state of stupor after the shooting in the heart of Paris." She added, "Thank you to the police for their swift and decisive intervention. Our hearts go out to the families of the victims of this terrible tragedy."

The leader of the "Pious France" party, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, also tweeted, "sadness and anger over the terrorist attack that targeted the Kurdish Cultural Center Ahmed Kaya in Paris," and added, "Almost ten years ago, until today, three Kurdish leaders were killed in the heart of Paris. That's enough!" "Our Kurdish allies must be protected here and there," he added.

For her part, Clementine Ottin, a member of the same party, said, "A terrible attack, it seems that the far right has struck again." "When will the top of the state's hierarchy take this terrorist threat seriously? she asked.

The new president of the "Republican" party, Eric Ciotti, expressed his condemnation of the massacre and expressed, through a tweet, his sympathy for the victims and their families.

The leader of the "Reconstitution" party, Eric Zemmour, also condemned the incident, saying, "This man would never have been released before."

While the Prime Minister, Elisabeth Bourne, wrote, "Our thoughts and full support are with the victims of the fatal shooting in Paris and their loved ones. An investigation has been launched into the incident. Our gratitude to the police officers who were able to stop the perpetrator of the criminal act."

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