Argentina charges seven Iranians over 1994 Jewish center bombing
The Argentine court has charged seven Iranians and a Lebanese individual with involvement in the 1994 bombing of the Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires, which resulted in the deaths of 85 people and injured over 300. An official indictment has been issued, allowing for a trial to proceed in absentia, as the judiciary considers that the operation was carried out by elements of the Iranian regime through Hezbollah, based on orders from the highest levels in Iran. It is worth noting that the case is still under investigation, despite the authorities' inability so far to apprehend any of the defendants. The Argentine President stated that the indictment reflects the country's moral stance, and the charges are connected to Iran, which denies any involvement. The case concerns the involvement of Iranian officials in executing the attack, which remains one of the most deadly operations in Argentina's history.
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