Iran Strongly Condemns Deadly Terror Attack in Balochistan, Pakistan

Iran Strongly Condemns Deadly Terror Attack in Balochistan, Pakistan

In a recent development, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei has expressed his strong condemnation of a tragic terrorist attack that occurred in Balochistan Province, Pakistan. This unfortunate incident led to the loss of innocent lives and injuries among workers in the region.

On Friday, Baghaei released a statement denouncing the terrorist act, which specifically targeted a coal mine in the Harnai area, situated in the northern part of the province. He reiterated Iran’s steadfast policy of opposing terrorism in all its manifestations, regardless of where it occurs.

Key points from Esmail Baghaei’s statement include:

  • Condemnation of the terrorist attack near the coal mine.
  • Sympathy extended to the families of the victims and the government of Pakistan.
  • Wishes for a swift recovery for those injured in the incident.
  • Call for enhanced cooperation at both bilateral and regional levels to combat terrorism.

The bombing incident took place on Friday in Shahrag, a town within the Harnai area, where a vehicle carrying miners was targeted. According to reports from Baluchistan state police, the tragic event resulted in the deaths of at least 11 miners, while several others sustained injuries.

So far, no group has claimed responsibility for this heinous act. However, it is worth noting that elements associated with separatist terrorist organizations, particularly the Baluchi Liberation Army, have a history of claiming responsibility for various bombings and suicide attacks in the region.

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