Putin in a telegram of condolences to Iranian president: We are ready to increase cooperation in the fight against terrorism

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On October 27th, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his country’s readiness to increase cooperation with Iran in the fight against terrorism.

“It is difficult to imagine a crime more heinous than killing civilians, including children and women, inside the walls of a religious shrine,” Putin said in a telegram of condolences to his Iranian counterpart Ibrahim Raisi for the victims of the terrorist attack in Shiraz.

Putin expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the terrorist attack.

Yesterday, a terrorist from the “ISIS” organization opened fire on citizens inside the Shrine of Ahmed bin Musa Al-KadhimShah Cheragh

in the city of Shiraz, killing 15 people, including women and children, and wounding 27, while the security forces arrested the attacking terrorist.

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