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Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi praised close coordination with Iraq in facilitating the Arbaeen pilgrimage, particularly in travel and security. He emphasized that bilateral relations are in good shape and should be further strengthened.
More than one million Arbaeen pilgrims have returned to Iran via the southwestern border province of Khuzestan after completing religious rites in Iraq. The province is a key gateway for travel to Karbala, with authorities deploying security and support services to ensure a safe journey home.
Millions of Muslim pilgrims are gathering in Najaf, Iraq, for the Arbaeen commemoration, one of the largest religious events globally. Photos capture the vibrant preparations and the massive procession toward Karbala. Authorities have deployed extensive security and medical support along the routes.
Iraq's PMF commander Falih al-Fayyadh has ordered heightened security measures for Arbaeen pilgrims in Karbala, emphasizing coordination among all forces. The event is expected to draw tens of millions of worshippers, requiring comprehensive planning to ensure their safety.
More than 2.1 million pilgrims have passed through Iran's Mehran border crossing in Ilam province during this year's Arbaeen season. Local officials reported the figure as of August 25, with enhanced services in place to cope with extreme heat.
Iran and Iraq have agreed to boost security cooperation for the Arbaeen pilgrimage, focusing on intelligence sharing, joint border coordination, and enhanced services along key routes. The measures aim to ensure the safety of millions of pilgrims heading to Karbala.
Thousands of Iranian pilgrims have started crossing into Iraq via Chazabeh to attend Arbaeen, a major Shiite religious event. Authorities from both nations have ramped up security and support services along the route to Karbala.
