UN, US condemns Saudi holy site bombing

Three suicide bombings near Islam's second holiest site in Saudi Arabia Medina condemned by World leaders.

 Also the 

Taliban and Hebollah denounced the attack.  

The three deadliest bombings caused the damages and 

took lives of four people near Prophet's Mosque. 

UN chief Ban Ki-moon spokesman 

Stephane Dujarric condemn the attacks said are more despicable. 

The US National Security Council Ned Price condemn the attacks said the intent of

 the terrorists is clear to sow division and fear.

Saudi's king Salman said the authority in Riyadh will work hard to those

 seeks to harm its young people. 

Salman also warns kingdom's youth against the danger lie in

 "extremism"  

No any group claims responsibility so far.