Minister: Kerman terrorist attack will go down in history
Artists condemn Daesh bombings
Iran’s Culture and Islamic Guidance Minister Mohammad-Mehdi Esmaeili condemned the terrorist attack that occurred in Kerman on January 3.
In a message he denounced the “American-Israeli” perpetrators, linking the incident to the mourning procession for General Qassem Soleimani, IRNA reported.
Esmaeili expressed condolences to the Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the families affected by the tragic event.
The minister emphasized that history would not forget this treacherous act, and future generations would judge such terrorist acts against Iran.
Numerous artists from various fields, including cinema, theater, television, and music, joined in expressing solidarity and condemning the inhumane act.
Personal statements were shared online by artists like Reza Mirkarimi, Reza Kianian, Mohammareza Golzar, and others, denouncing the attack and expressing condolences for the victims.
In the field of music, figures such as Alireza Qorbani, Homayoun Shajarian, and Salar Aqili condemned the terrorist act and offered condolences for the innocent lives lost.
The terrorist attack took place during the commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the martyrdom of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, leading to casualties and injuries among the mourners.
Nearly 100 people lost their lives in the tragic incident in Kerman.