The foreign ministers of Iran and Pakistan made a phone call and expressed their sympathy with the minister of foreign affairs of the Islamic Emirate
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Hafez Zia Ahmad, the Deputy Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, wrote on Twitter about these calls: On Thursday, 22nd of Jadi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mr. Amir Abdullahian, had a special telephone conversation with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Molavi Amir Khan Muttaqi. strongly condemned the brutal attack on the road in front of this ministry and expressed his deep condolences.
He offered his condolences and prayers for the victims of this incident.
In this call, Amir Khan Muttaqi Sahib, while thanking his Iranian counterpart for his condolences, added: "The enemies want to destroy the security guaranteed by the Islamic system ruling the country, but the Islamic Emirate will not allow any enemy to destroy the security and the countrymen."
Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also wrote in an announcement about this phone call to Dr. Amir Abdollahian: The terrorist attack on Wednesday in front of the entrance of the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs is very unfortunate and we strongly condemn it. We also offer our condolences to the families of the martyrs of this incident and pray to God for a speedy recovery for the injured.
Dr. Amir Abdollahian added that terrorism is the common enemy of the countries of the region, and they aim to dominate the colonial countries in the countries of the region by killing innocent people.
He pointed out that what happened in Kabul and happened a while ago in the holy shrine of Shahcheragh Shiraz, has a single origin and to fight against it, we must have a single policy and it is necessary to cooperate with all our strength in dealing with terrorists.
On the other hand, yesterday, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, discussed and exchanged views on the brutal attack on the employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan in a special telephone conversation with Amir Khan Muttaqi.
While expressing his condolences for this incident, Zardai prayed for the injured.
In this phone call, Muttaqi thanked Bilawal Bhutto for his condolences and sympathy and added that the enemies want to disrupt security, but our government and nation will strictly prevent them.
Contradictory statistics have been published about the number of casualties of the suicide attack on Wednesday in front of the entrance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which reaches more than 50 martyrs and wounded. Most of these victims, especially martyrs, were diplomats and employees of this ministry. According to some statistics from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the number of martyrs of this Ministry has reached more than 20 people.
This terrorist attack, which the Daesh group has taken responsibility for, has faced wide international reactions.
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