 Two bombs exploded minutes apart Wednesday at a commemoration for a prominent Iranian general slain in a US drone strike in 2020, officials in Iran said. Killing at least 103 people and wounding at least 188 as the Middle East remains on edge over Israel's war on Hamas and the Gaza Strip.No1 immediately claimed responsibility for what appeared to be the deadliest militant attack to target Iran since its 1979 Islamic Revolution. The blast shook the city of Kerman, about 820 kilometers. Southeast of the capital, Tehran, and sent shrapnel hurtling into a screaming crowd fleeing the first explosion, the gathering marked the fourth anniversary of the killing of General Qasem Soleimani, the head of the Revolutionary Guard's elite coups force, in a US drone strike in Iraq in January 2020. The explosions occurred near his gravesite as long lines of people gathered for the event. Iranian state television and officials described the attacks as bombings, without immediately giving clear details of what happened. Ahmad Vahidi, the Interior Minister, told state television that the first bomb detonated around 3 p.m., with the other going off some 20 minutes later. He said the second blast killed and wounded the most people Dada delayed. Second explosion is often used by militants to target emergency personnel responding to the scene and inflict more casualties. Iranian state TV and state-run Urna news agency quoted emergency officials for the casualty figures, which rose rapidly in the hours after the explosions.