Iran’s top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, condemns the United States after a late-night attack on a wedding ceremony in Kuhestak, in southern Iran. The reports say at least four people are killed and dozens more are wounded.
Following the incident, Ghalibaf is quoted calling the United States “Satan.” The sources attribute responsibility for the attack to the US strike, but they do not provide additional supporting details or competing claims from other parties. Both outlets frame the event as a direct US action targeting a civilian gathering and highlight Ghalibaf’s strong public reaction.
While the accounts largely align on the timing, location, casualty figures, and Ghalibaf’s remarks, they differ in the amount of background they provide about the broader dispute or any official statements beyond the negotiator’s comment.
