While the Danish Prime Minister claims that they are looking for a way to prevent such actions, the Islamic world is watching what is going on with condemnation!
WHAT TO EXPECT FOR A REACTION OTHER THAN CONDEMNATION!
Members of the infamous anti-Islam and racist "Danske PatrIoter" (Danish Patriots) group burned the Koran in front of the embassies of Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran in Copenhagen.
Militants unfurled anti-Islam banners and chanted slogans. Announcing that they will spread their attacks on the Qur'an throughout the country, the group also carried its provocations to the Danish cities of Odense and Vejle.
The group members shared these moments live on their social media accounts while stepping on the Quran and a prayer rug.
It was also seen that one of the group stepped on the Turkish flag. The video in question was removed by Facebook shortly after.
It was noteworthy that the provocations were under the supervision of the police.
The immoral members of the anti-Islamic and racist "Danske Patrioter (Danish Patriots)" militant group burned the Quran in front of the embassies of Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran in Copenhagen.
Militants unfurled anti-Islam banners and chanted slogans.
Announcing that they will continue to increase their attacks on the Qur'an throughout Denmark in their sharing on their social media account, the group also carried their provocations to the Danish cities of Odense and Vejle.
The group members shared these moments live on their social media accounts while stepping on the Quran and a prayer rug.
It was also seen that one of the group stepped on the Turkish flag. The video in question was removed by Facebook shortly after. The provocations were accompanied by the protection of the police.
SWEDEN AND DENMARK ARE CLEARLY MAKING FUN WITH US
Sweden and Denmark, which do not speak out and actually support these despicable acts by calling them "freedom of thought", do not take any steps to prohibit or prevent attacks against the Holy Quran.
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lökke Rasmussen claimed to his Egyptian counterpart, Samih Shukri, that they allegedly "intend to take measures and enact laws" to prevent the repetition of the Qur'an burning incidents.
Reminding that he "repeatedly condemned" the burning of the Qur'an, Rasmussen claimed that his country was looking for ways to intervene.
"We cannot allow these actions to divide our societies," he said.