Iranian Embassy opens condolence book for ‘martyrs’ of Israeli strikes

The Iranian Embassy in Kuwait announced that it will open a condolence book for one day at its premises, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., in honor of those killed in recent attacks by what it described as the “Zionist entity” on Iranian territory.

According to an official statement, the embassy stated that the strikes resulted in the deaths of several military leaders, scholars, and hundreds of civilian, reports Al-Jarida daily.

The embassy expressed gratitude and respect to Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, along with accredited diplomatic and consular missions and international organizations.

It noted that the act of offering condolences is intended to commemorate the “martyrs” who lost their lives in what the statement called a “brutal aggression.”