Bangkok/Jerusalem: A bizarre sequence of three blasts in Thailand’s capital — one in a rented accommodation and two on the streets — led to the arrest of two men, allegedly Iranian nationals on Tuesday. Police are hunting for another man who was part of the Iranian trio in Bangkok.
One of the Iranians, Saed Moradi, was held after both his legs were blown off by a bomb that he threw and rebounded off a tree. Another, Mohummad Hazaei, was held at the Bangkok airport.
Neither Thai nor Indian sleuths confirmed a link between the incidents in Bangkok, New Delhi and Georgia’s capital Tbilisi. But Israeli minister Ehud Barak said the violence in Bangkok “proves that Iran and its proxies continue to perpetrate terror”.
One of the Iranians, Saed Moradi, was held after both his legs were blown off by a bomb that he threw and rebounded off a tree. Another, Mohummad Hazaei, was held at the Bangkok airport.
Neither Thai nor Indian sleuths confirmed a link between the incidents in Bangkok, New Delhi and Georgia’s capital Tbilisi. But Israeli minister Ehud Barak said the violence in Bangkok “proves that Iran and its proxies continue to perpetrate terror”.
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