Iran's ambassador: England should refrain from taking a position without documents about the Farford incident
According to the report of Sky News, Seyed Ali Mousavi also emphasized the readiness of the Islamic Republic of Iran for cooperation between the relevant institutions of the two countries in the framework of examining the issue and said that Tehran has already announced its readiness in this regard.
In a meeting with the British Deputy Foreign Minister, the Iranian ambassador once again categorically rejected the claims about Tehran's role in the incident at the Farford military base and asked the British side to refrain from any position without documents.
According to Ambassador Arjan, Seyed Ali Mousavi, Iran's ambassador to England, in a meeting with Stephen Doughty, British Deputy Foreign Minister for West Asian Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of this country, emphasized the need to avoid unsubstantiated accusations and noted: The Islamic Republic of Iran has previously asked England to refrain from adopting hasty positions and making unproven claims against Tehran.
According to the report of Sky News, Seyed Ali Mousavi also emphasized the readiness of the Islamic Republic of Iran for cooperation between the relevant institutions of the two countries in the framework of examining the issue and said that Tehran has already announced its readiness in this regard.
The Iranian ambassador also emphasized the country's adherence to its international obligations within the framework of international law and stated: All countries must adhere to their international obligations, including respect for the national sovereignty of countries, the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of others, and refraining from military aggression.
He added: These positions do not mean Tehran's involvement in the Farford incident, and the Islamic Republic of Iran rejects any connection with this case.
The British authorities have made their claims against Iran in recent days and in the latest stance, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, during a speech in the House of Commons of this country, repeated his previous claims without providing any documents and announced the imposition of more sanctions against Iran.
Almost two weeks ago, with reports of threats against the Royal Air Force base in Farford, England, the security protection level of this base was increased to the highest level, i.e. the "Delta" level, and a number of nearby houses were evacuated. This base hosts American bombers that are used against Iran.
British police have announced that they have arrested several men on suspicion of committing crimes under the country's Explosives Act.