Israel Will Send Team To Investigate Blast Outside Embassy In India
Israel will send a team to investigate a blast outside Embassy in India- Israel Embassy Blast. Israel is preparing to send one of its teams to investigate the bombings outside the Israeli embassy in Delhi.
News agency Sputnik quoted sources as saying that Israel would send a team to investigate the blast outside its embassy in New Delhi on Friday.
Sources told the news agency, Sputnik, that the decision was taken by Israel after India’s national security advisor Ajit Doval spoke to his Israeli counterpart Mir Ben-Shabbat and the ongoing investigation into the blasts.
According to sources, Israeli defense establishments have raised doubts over Iran’s IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) behind the attack.
Prior to the attack outside the Israeli embassy in Delhi, the Israeli government issued instructions to increase vigilance in its embassies around the world, fearing an Iranian attack.
Significantly, a low-intensity explosion occurred near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi on Friday. No injuries were reported in the incident.
The windscreen of several cars parked in the vicinity of the embassy on Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Road was damaged.
The blast took place not far from Delhi’s Vijay Chowk, where several VVIPs, including Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was present during the ‘Beating Retreat’ ceremony.
Israel Embassy Blast: India-Israel full cooperation in blast investigation – Israeli Ambassador
Meanwhile, on Saturday, Israeli Ambassador to India Ron Malka said that there is full cooperation between India and Israel to investigate the blasts at the Israeli Embassy. The Israeli ambassador also said that the blast could be a terrorist attack.
Israeli Ambassador Ron Malka told the news agency that an investigation into the incident is on, with all evidence being collected from the scene.
There is full cooperation between the officials of India and Israel. So far, our strong belief is that this is a terrorist attack in which the Israeli embassy was targeted. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
