Ambassadors and Diplomats Pay Tribute to Martyr Dr. Kharrazi

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2026/04/15 | Council, Science & Culture, Top News

SCFR Online: A significant number of ambassadors and diplomats resident in Tehran today paid tribute to the esteemed status of Dr. Seyyed Kamal Kharazi by visiting the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations and signing the condolence register.

Ambassadors and diplomats from various countries, as well as diplomatic members of international and regional organizations present in Tehran, attended the condolence register ceremony for Martyr Dr. Kharrazi, the late President of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, and inscribed their most sincere expressions of respect for this dear martyr.
On the 1st of April, the US-Zionist enemy targeted Dr. Kharrazi’s residence with an aerial bombardment. Following this terrorist attack, he sustained severe injuries and attained the elevated rank of martyrdom on the evening of the 9th of April.

Memorial Ceremony for Martyr Dr. Kharrazi at the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations

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