Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi stresses cohesion of Iranian nation saying acts of terror will fail to undermine security and strategy in the country.

"The Iranian nation's enemies think that they can achieve their illegitimate goals via acts of terror, but the Iranian nation has proven that such crimes cannot disrupt its cohesion, security and strategy," Raeisi said in a phone call with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday.

Two terrorist blasts took place near the burial site of Iran’s late anti-terror commander Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani in the southeastern city of Kerman on Wednesday during a ceremony marking his fourth martyrdom anniversary.

Medical services said the death toll is expected to rise.

The initial death toll was higher, but it has since been revised down. According to Mohammad Saberi, the head of Kerman emergency services, the number was adjusted as some of the bodies were severely disfigured, making the count challenging.

Saberi further explained that the death toll currently stands at 84, as confirmed by the country’s Legal Medicine Organization.

Elsewhere in his phone conversation, Raeisi told the Turkish president that the future belongs to the Palestinian people and that the Zionists' crimes would fail to achieve any outcome.

The Iranian president expressed hope that Israel's "war machine" would be stopped as soon as possible through cooperation, coordination and consultation between Tehran and other countries, and the disastrous situation in Gaza would come to an end.

Erdogan, for his part, offered his sympathy and condolences to his Iranian counterpart over the heinous terrorist attack in Kerman.

He said the attack once again clearly highlighted the need to fight decisively against all forms of terrorism.

He once again reaffirmed Turkey's readiness to cooperate with Iran in the battle against all forms of terrorism.