Iran: Nicaragua's ambassador visits sites hit by US-Israeli airstrikes
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The ambassador of Nicaragua to Iran, Ramón Moncada, along with ambassadors and diplomats from more than thirty countries, paid a visit to the sites of civilian buildings in Tehran which were destroyed or damaged in attacks perpetrated by the United States and Zionist regime. Diplomats from Oman, India, Russia, Belarus, Uruguay, Chile, Vietnam, Indonesia, Turkey, Armenia, […]

The ambassador of Nicaragua to Iran, Ramón Moncada, along with ambassadors and diplomats from more than thirty countries, paid a visit to the sites of civilian buildings in Tehran which were destroyed or damaged in attacks perpetrated by the United States and Zionist regime.

Foreign ambassadors visited areas damaged by US-Israeli air strikes in Tehran.

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Diplomats from Oman, India, Russia, Belarus, Uruguay, Chile, Vietnam, Indonesia, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Cuba, and Venezuela, who remained in the country throughout the period of attacks since February 28, participated in the visit with officials of Iran’s foreign ministry.

The day began with words of welcome from the Governor of Tehran, Mr. Mohammad Sadeq Motamedian, who expressed his gratitude for the presence of the diplomatic representatives.

The participants first visited the Gandhi Hotel and Hospital, which had been completely destroyed by the indiscriminate attacks. They then visited a residential neighborhood near Resalat Square, where several buildings were razed and where many were killed.

The Mayor of District Number 4 of Tehran, Mr. Seyed Mohamad Musavi, explained that four residential complexes were hit and that all the residents of building number 12 were killed. In total, more than 500 homes were affected in the neighborhood.

The ambassadors visited the Historical Palace of Golestán, one of the oldest historic monuments in Tehran and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, more than two centuries old, which suffered partial damage during the attacks. Iranian experts are currently working on its restoration.

Finally, the delegation went to the Rafinia Synagogue, which had been completely destroyed by the attacks. Mr**.** Omid Masih, member of his board of directors, regretted the loss of the temple, pointing out that the Jewish community regularly went there for prayers and religious ceremonies.

With information from El 19 Digital

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