The Security Council demanded cooperation with Iran to deal with the perpetrators of the Kerman attack

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the United Nations Security Council in a statement today Thursday, while condemning the terrorist attack in Kerman, called on all countries to cooperate with the Islamic Republic of Iran to counter the terrorist attack in Kerman.

Nicolas de Riviere, the French representative to the United Nations as the head of the Security Council, condemned this attack “in the strongest tone” in a statement.

It is stated in this statement: “The members of the Security Council condemn in the strongest tone the cowardly terrorist attack in Kerman city of the Islamic Republic of Iran on January 3.” This reprehensible terrorist act resulted in the tragic death of more than 100 people, including women and children, and the wounding of 211 others, some of whom are in serious condition.”

Security Council members with their families. The victims and the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran have expressed their sympathy. The statement states: “The members of the Security Council express their deepest sympathies and condolences to the families of the victims and the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and wish a speedy and complete recovery for all the injured.”

The member countries have emphasized: “The members of the Security Council emphasized the need to answer the perpetrators, organizers, sponsors and supporters of these heinous terrorist acts and bring them to the court of justice.” They have asked all countries to actively cooperate with the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and other related officials in this field in accordance with their obligations and under international laws and related resolutions of the Security Council.”

15 members In the continuation of the statement, the Security Council stated that any terrorist act “regardless of its motives, anywhere, anytime and by anyone is criminal and unjustifiable.”

In the final part This statement states: “They (the members of the Security Council) emphasized the need for all countries to deal with the threats caused by terrorist acts against international peace and security according to the United Nations Charter and other obligations of international laws, including international human rights law, international refugee law and The international community emphasized humanitarian measures.”

Two terrorist explosions on Wednesday afternoon on the road leading to Gulzar Shahada in Kerman left 84 martyrs and 284 injured, which resulted in the condemnation of various countries and groups.

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