Iran’s Embassy in Ghana used a welcome message to US Vice President JD Vance’s newborn son, Alec, to raise the deaths of children in Minab, Iran, according to Firstpost.
A welcome carrying criticism of Vance
The embassy’s post encouraged Alec to ask his father why he had not voiced grief over the children killed in Minab. The message paired a greeting to the newborn with criticism directed at the vice president.
Minab deaths at the centre of the message
Firstpost described the post as a jibe at Vance over the Minab school strike. Its brief report did not provide the embassy’s full wording or further details about the strike.
