Hawzah News Agency- Hassan al-Abbadi, the cultural representative of Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada of Iraq, made the remarks during a meeting with Morteza Heidari, the political and security deputy governor of Iran’s Qom Province, according to a report by Hawzah News Agency.
During the meeting, al-Abbadi, accompanied by members of the Iraqi group’s representative office in Iran, congratulated Iranian officials on the Sha‘ban religious occasions, particularly Veterans’ Day. He also announced the imminent opening of Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada’s official representative office in the holy city of Qom.
He said the new office would serve as a hub for cultural and political engagement between the peoples of Iran and Iraq, facilitating closer coordination and strengthening bilateral ties. “This center will act as a bridge for interaction and cooperation between our two nations,” al-Abbadi noted.
Emphasizing the central role of Iran’s Leader, al-Abbadi said the banner of the unified Islamic Ummah is firmly held by Ayatollah Khamenei. “We have gathered under this banner, and it is a source of pride for us to follow a leader whose very presence and whose words strike fear into the hearts of the enemies,” he said.
He added that this shared allegiance has significantly reinforced bonds between the Iranian and Iraqi peoples, particularly within the framework of the resistance front confronting regional and global aggression.
Al-Abbadi also condemned a recent US-Israeli terrorist attack in Iran that resulted in the martyrdom of a number of Iranian civilians, expressing solidarity with the families of the victims. “Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada stands in full sympathy with the families of the martyrs of this criminal act,” he said.
“The painful scenes caused by the conspiracies of the enemies wound the conscience of every human being,” al-Abbadi added, stressing that similar crimes against innocent civilians occur daily in different parts of the world. He criticized the United Nations and its Human Rights Council for what he described as deliberate inaction and moral failure.
“These crimes are committed in full view of a dormant United Nations,” he said. “The Human Rights Council refuses to stand on the side of historical truth and, through its silence, becomes complicit in the bloodshed of innocent people worldwide.”
Referring to threats by the US president to declare war against Iran, al-Abbadi warned that the resistance axis would not remain passive. “We stand shoulder to shoulder with our brothers in Iran against the enemy,” he said. “The region will be made unsafe for aggressors.”
At the conclusion of the meeting, a commemorative statue from Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada was presented to the political and security deputy governor of Qom as a symbol of solidarity and cooperation.
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