Iran’s Embassy In Moscow Condemns Volgograd Blasts

Moscow, Jan 1, IRNA – Iran’s embassy in Moscow, in a statement on Monday, condemned Volgograd blasts which left tens of people killed and injured. The statement said that recent terrorist acts in the city of Volgograd made Iran’s nation deeply sad. The statement these inhuman acts are contrary to divine religions teachings and aim to create disunity in Russian Federation. The statement concluded that Islamic Republic of Iran has always called for a world free of violence. A bomb exploded in a train station in Volgograd city on Sunday around noon and left 18 killed and 35 injured. The second bomb exploded in a bus on Monday morning which left 10 persons killed and 15 others injured./end