Hossein Jaberi Ansari was officially reacting to terrorist attacks in Jakarta where he condemned the attacks and offered condolences with the victims’ families and Indonesian government; “the atrocities however will not be of any impact on Indonesians’ great resolve to adherence to the peaceful face of Islam; such terrorist attacks, in a country which has been famous for its people’s moderate and peaceful nature and whose government has been a pioneer in UN peacekeeping force, clearly demonstrates that terrorism would go beyond the geographical borders and should be effectively addressed and tackled along with its root causes and supporters,” the spokesperson said.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran, itself a victim of terrorism, will be standing with Indonesian government and nation; the international community should give hand in hand to fight extremism and fanaticism in all parts of the world,” Jaberi Ansari emphasized.
“Five attackers, including two suicide bombers, are dead after a terrorist attack in central Jakarta linked to ISIL," Indonesian police say. A foreign national and a police officer were also believed to have died, taking the death toll to seven, Deputy National Police Chief Budi Gunawan said,” wrote the abcnews, a local news website in Indonesia. The report also said police believed the attackers were linked to ISIL.
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