STOCKHOLM SWEDEN

Once again, another European country is reeling from a terror attack aimed at innocent citizens going about their daily lives.

 This time a hijacked truck crashed into a department store in central Stockholm on Friday and today Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has called for "a day of mourning for Sweden"

 Four people were killed and 15 more were wounded when the hijacked beer trucked was turned into a lethal weapon as it crashed on a busy shopping street.

 Today the European Muslim League joins the people of Sweden in their mourning and grief on yet another tragic occasion designed to strike at the heart of European democracies.

EML President Alfredo Maiolese  and Secretary-General Yvonne Ridley said: "Once again terror has been brought to innocents in another street in another European city. We stand with the Swedish people and echo the sentiments of their Prime Minister who has vowed that terrorism will never undermine Sweden's democracy."