Iran condemns Bangkok blasts

Iran Wednesday condemned the three blasts in Bangkok in which five people were injured, including an Iranian who lost both his legs after a bomb he lobbed bounced back from a tree and exploded near him.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Ramin Mehmanparast rejected the accusations levelled at Iran by Israel and denied any links with the Bangkok blasts Tuesday, reported Xinhua.

Four people, including the wife of an Israeli diplomat, were injured in the Israeli embassy car bombing in New Delhi Monday. The same day, an attack was foiled in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi when an alert Israeli embassy staffer noticed a bomb under his car.

A day later, there were three blasts in Bangkok and an Iranian who hurled a bomb was amongst those injured.