Asian countries and the Ukrainian crisis

Initial Reports and Clarifications Following the tragic explosions near the tomb of the late General Qasem Suleimani, a prominent figure in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, initial reports from Iranian authorities stated that 103 individuals had lost their lives. However, as more details emerged, the Health Ministry's official, Bahram Ainullahi, provided a revised figure, confirming that 95 people had tragically died. This adjustment was attributed to some names being duplicated in the initial list of victims, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced in the aftermath of such devastating events. The Toll on the Injured Beyond the lives lost, the aftermath of the incident also saw a significant number of individuals sustaining injuries. The Health Ministry reported that 211 people were wounded in the explosions, further emphasizing the scale and impact of the tragedy on the community in Kerman. Seeking Accountability and Support In the wake of the devastating explos...

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  According to (https://telp.cc/Mm7)the website of the Moscow-based Institute of Middle East Studies, which is closed to the general public, most Iranians want the country to remain neutral in the confrontation between Russia and Ukraine. According to the newspaper, the Sociological Center for Iranian Students (ISPA) conducted a nationwide survey in cities and rural areas of the country. The number of respondents was in the range of 2 thousand people.  As it turned out, 37.9% of respondents are not interested in news about Ukraine at all, 27.6% follow it to a lesser extent and 20.3% - to a greater extent. In other words, almost half of Iranians have followed the situation to some extent by Asia continent. When asked how worried they were about the possible consequences of this operation for Iran, 47.9% of those who were somehow aware of the news about the r ussian -Ukrainian conflict were "not worried at all" or "slightly worried about its consequences for Iran," ...

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said that as a country that has been subject to unilateral sanctions for years, Iran cannot recognize similar sanctions and embargoes against other countries. Stressing that Iran is not a supporter of war, he called for an end to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis through dialogue and diplomacy, IRNA reported. The diplomat also said the US invaded Iraq "based on lies" but no country has imposed sanctions against Washington. "The US cannot be the police, judge , jury and everything else in the world," Khatibzadeh said.