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imageDOHA: The Gulf state of Qatar Tuesday condemned as "contrary to all human values" the deadly attack in France which saw a priest killed by followers of the Islamic State group.

"Qatar has expressed its condemnation and denunciation of the armed attack on a church" in France, Doha's foreign ministry said.

"This criminal act is contrary to all human values and principles," a statement added.

Qatar also expressed its "solidarity" with France and expressed its sympathy to the French people.

Tuesday's attack saw two IS "soldiers" storm a church in the Normandy town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray and slit a priest's throat.

The attack, which also saw three other people taken hostage, was later claimed by the militant group.

France has been shaken to the core by a series of terror strikes, and the latest comes less than two weeks after the truck massacre in Nice, which killed 84 people and was also claimed by IS.

Copyright AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2016

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