Assassination is protected in any form and in any name.
Zahra Bharoz Azar, Vice President for Women and Family Affairs:
Since the Hiroshima event has never been forgotten by the whole world, we must not let Minab's crime end and let the sound of this explosion be silenced and its effects remain in the lives of the survivors in the memory of the families and in the consciousness of society.
If the narrative of these victims does not survive and is not passed on to future generations, there is a risk that this event itself and the responsibility of its perpetrators will also be removed from public memory.
We must talk about this with our children and youth so that they know this truth, think about it and be sensitive and responsible towards the value of peace, security, human dignity and the right to life.