US & UK Involves Behind Mosque Blasts:Iran

Iran has charged the United States and Britain for sustaining Jundullah, the Sunni nationalist group, which behind the double blasts that killed 28 and wounded 167 people at a mosque in Zahedan.

According to The Guardian, Iran assumed that “hardline Wahabis and Salafis trained by the CIA in Pakistan” were at the back the bombings. Iran has maintained Rigi admitted that the US had guaranteed him of infinite support and funding for the waging an rebellion against the Islamic republic.

Nevertheless, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has shorn of accusations tha it has been supporting the Sunni separatist group. US and Britain, which are at likelihood with Iran over its contentious nuclear programme, have issued proclamation reproving the attacks.

Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, criticized the blasts and articulated commiseration to relatives of the sufferers. “This attack, along with the recent attacks in Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Algeria, underscores the global community’s need to work together to combat terrorist organisations that threaten the lives of innocent civilians all around the world,” she said.

“This attack, along with the recent attacks in Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Algeria, underscores the global community’s need to work together to combat terrorist organisations that threaten the lives of innocent civilians all around the world,” Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, said.

The Shia parishioners were commemorating the birthday of the prophet Muhammad’s grandson Hussein when the first bomb detonated, followed by a second explosion that took place 15 minutes later as people hurried to help. Earlier, Jundullah had claimed liability for a twofold suicide bomb blast at the mosque.

Meanwhile, Iran has promised to search for Jundullah or “the soldiers of God” as they entitle themselves, after it claimed that it carried out the bombings in retribution for the implementation of the group’s imprisoned leader Abdulmalik Rigi, in June, after he was detained in Pakistan and extradited to Iran.

Meanwhile, Iran has declared three days of bereavement. General Hossein Salami, deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, has claimed that the victims “were martyred by the hands of mercenaries of the US and UK”. Ali Mohammad Azad, governor of Sistan-Baluchestan province, blamed “the intelligence services of arrogant powers.”

The report states that Jundullah’s website showed photos of two suicide bombers, who were identified as Mohammad and Mujahid Rigi, apparently members of the leader’s clan.