This Post Is Recently Updated on Jan 4, 2024 @ 22:49 pm by TBB Desk
India has officially condemned the tragic twin explosions that occurred in Iran, causing over 100 fatalities. The blasts, which happened during a memorial ceremony, have drawn international attention and expressions of sympathy, with India being one of the countries to voice its condolences.
Details of the Incident: The explosions took place near the burial site of the Iranian General Qasem Soleimani in Kerman on Wednesday. This incident coincided with the commemoration of Soleimani’s assassination in a 2020 US drone strike. According to Iranian officials, the blasts resulted in the death of at least 103 people.
India’s Response: Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal expressed India’s shock and sadness over the bombings. In a statement, Jaiswal conveyed India’s solidarity with the government and people of Iran and extended thoughts and prayers to the families of the victims and the wounded.
Iranian Perspective: The Iranian state media labeled the explosions a ‘terrorist attack’. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi directly accused Israel of being behind the incident, warning of a heavy price for the crime. Additionally, Mohammad Jamshidi, Raisi’s political deputy, implicated the United States along with Israel, asserting their responsibility for the attacks.
International Reaction: The incident has sparked a wave of international reactions, with various nations and organizations expressing their condolences and concerns over the act, which has been widely viewed as an act of terrorism.
Observance of Mourning: In response to the tragedy, Iran observed a day of mourning on Thursday to honor and remember the over 100 lives lost in the twin blasts.
This catastrophic event has raised concerns over the state of security and the potential implications for regional stability. The involvement of high-profile international figures in the accusations following the incident has further added a layer of complexity to the situation.
