Iran condemns 'all terrorist acts' after Bulgaria attack

July 19 2012 15:19:36

Iran condemns 'all terrorist acts' after Bulgaria attack

TEHRAN - Agence France-Presse

Smoke is seen after a blast at Bulgaria's Burgas airport. REUTERS photo

Iran said today it strongly condemns "all terrorist acts" after a suicide bombing in Bulgaria killed six people including five Israelis.

"The Islamic republic, the biggest victim of terrorism, believes terrorism endangers the lives of innocents ... is inhumane and so strongly condemns it," Arabic-language television channel Al-Alam cited foreign ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast as saying.

"Iran's position is to condemn all terrorist acts in the world," he added.

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