The Saudi Kingdom has called on the world to stand as one in the "war against terror" and cutting off its finances.
Speaking to Al-Riyadh newspaper, Interior Minister Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz said that the world is urged to put Crown Prince Abdullah's initiative on establishing an international center for "combatting terror into action".
Prince Nayef described the Sharm El-Sheikh bombings Saturday as a "very heinous crime" for targetting innocent civilians.
He denied there was any information linking Saudis to the Sharm El-Sheikh attacks, stressing that Saudi Arabia supports Egypt in fighting this phenomenon.
The Saudi minister said that security authorities are doing their best to maintain law and order in the country and are capable of confronting any possible attack, praising Riyadh's successes in "fighting terrorists" and seizing weapons and munition.
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