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Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in Iran
Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in Iran
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Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in IranThe world sees the tendency of dividing children into lists... 04.03.2026, Sputnik Africa
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Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in IranThe world sees the tendency of dividing children into lists: those who should be protected and "those who are even not considered worthy of protection," Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Sputnik."No one has expressed sympathy or condolences. No one has acknowledged the erroneousness or criminality of these acts. No one—from those who committed them or those who expressed solidarity with them—has said that this is unacceptable," Zakharova added.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X
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Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in Iran
20:01 04.03.2026 (Updated: 20:04 04.03.2026) Children Become Part of Political Game, Russian Foreign Ministry Comments on Minab Tragedy in Iran
The world sees the tendency of dividing children into lists: those who should be protected and "those who are even not considered worthy of protection," Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Sputnik.
"No one has expressed sympathy or condolences. No one has acknowledged the erroneousness or criminality of these acts. No one—from those who committed them or those who expressed solidarity with them—has said that this is unacceptable," Zakharova added.
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