Iran’s foreign ministry summoned the British Ambassador due to unfounded claims by British officials that accused Iran of meddling in the UK’s internal affairs. The meeting highlighted that such positions violate international law and worsen distrust towards British policies in the region.
The Iranian foreign ministry has summoned the British Ambassador in response to repeated unfounded allegations made by senior British officials concerning Iran’s supposed interference in the internal affairs of the United Kingdom. The Director General of Western Europe at Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized these claims as biased and contrary to international law and diplomatic traditions. It was emphasized that such rhetoric could exacerbate the Iranian public’s distrust towards British policies and their approach to the West Asian region.
The summoning of the British Ambassador highlights the tension between Iran and the UK over allegations of interference. Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has firmly rejected these claims, warning that they undermine diplomatic relations and foster distrust. This situation reflects the broader complexities of international diplomacy and the sensitivities surrounding allegations of national interference.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
