Following a terrorist attack on Afghanistan�s Kabul and Mazar-i-Sharif cities, Iran�s Health Minister Bahram Einollahi expressed readiness to provide injured Afghans with all humanitarian and medical assistance.�

Two separate attacks on the Abdul Rahim Shahid school in Kabul and Seh Dokan Mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif left tens of people dead and wounded on Thursday.
The Iranian minister issued a message to condemn the terrorist attack, writing that the global arrogance and its regional elements have labored hard to sow discord among Muslims in Afghanistan and that they resort to heinous methods such as massacring worshipers at a mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif as well as innocent pupils at a school in Kabul, which caused great grief among Muslim brothers and sisters in particular in the holy month of Ramadan.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Education expresses regret on the recent bitter incidents against Muslims especially Shias in Afghanistan, condemning the enemies� plots and expressing readiness to provide the brotherly country of Afghanistan with humanitarian and health support.
In line with Islamic and humanitarian values, the ministry has proudly made all-out efforts in providing Afghan nationals living in Iran with health and medical services, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
All Afghan nationals in Iran have been vaccinated in the Islamic Republic free from charges in accordance with the national program of covid vaccination.

 

 

By IRNA