According to Firstpost, the Iranian Embassy in Ghana combined a greeting for the newborn son of US Vice President JD Vance, named Alec, with a reference to deceased children in Minab, Iran.
A welcome carrying criticism of Vance
The embassy post urged baby Alec to ask his father why he failed to express sorrow regarding the children who died in Minab, blending a greeting for the infant with a critique of the vice president.
Minab deaths at the centre of the message
Firstpost characterized the social media post as a jab at Vance concerning the Minab school strike. The short report omitted the complete statement from the embassy and left out additional information about the strike.
