Israel to Send Investigators After New Delhi Embassy Bombing, Suspects Iran's IRGC Responsible
Israel to Send Investigators After New Delhi Embassy Bombing, Suspects Iran’s IRGC Responsible
A so-called ‘low-intensity blast’ took place outside the Israeli embassy in New Delhi on Friday evening. Taking the blast seriously, Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar assured Tel Aviv that New Delhi will act resolutely to identify those involved in the explosion.
Treating it as terror attack directed towards the Israeli embassy in New Delhi, the Tel Aviv security establishment will send a team to participate in an investigation into the blast currently being carried out by Indian agencies.
Sources told Sputnik that the decision was made after India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke to his Israeli counterpart Meir Ben-Shabbat while updating the situation and the ongoing investigation into the bombing.
Israel’s defence establishments have suspected Iran’s IRGC behind the attack, according to the sources. Prior to the attack, a Tel Aviv directive was issued for increased vigilance at its embassies around the world due to fears of an Iranian attack.
A so-called ‘low-intensity blast’ took place outside the Israeli embassy in New Delhi on Friday evening. Taking the blast seriously, Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar assured Tel Aviv that New Delhi will act resolutely to identify those involved in the explosion. Treating it as terror attack directed towards the Israeli embassy in New Delhi, the Tel Aviv security establishment will send a team to participate in an investigation into the blast currently being carried out by Indian agencies. Sources told Sputnik that the decision was made after India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke to his Israeli counterpart Meir Ben-Shabbat while updating the situation and the ongoing investigation into the bombing. Israel’s defence establishments have suspected Iran’s IRGC behind the attack, according to the sources. Prior to the attack, a Tel Aviv directive was issued for increased vigilance at its embassies around the world due to fears of an Iranian attack.
