Israel accuses Iran of attacks on Israeli diplomats

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Iran of involvement in attacks on Israeli diplomatic vehicles in India, where an explosion injured one person, and in Georgia, where a bomb was defused in time, RIA Novosti reports. Previously, the head of government stated, similar attempts have been prevented in Azerbaijan and Thailand. "Today we saw two more terrorist attacks - in India and Georgia. Iran is behind them, being the largest exporter of terror in the world," the Israeli prime minister said.

Earlier, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said that the Israeli authorities knew who was behind the bombing of the Israeli diplomatic car in India. "Without going into details, today we can name the one responsible for the terrorist attack in India. We will not leave it like that," Lieberman said at a meeting of the faction "Our Home - Israel." The Israeli Foreign Ministry earlier confirmed that one Israeli citizen was injured in the explosion. According to Israeli media, the explosive device was laid under the car of the Israeli military attaché. One day and four years ago before the incident, one of the leaders of the Lebanese movement "Hezbollah," Imad Mughni, was killed. Militants accused Israeli security forces of his murder.