NATO Reacts to Anti-Iran Statement by 29 Countries on Farfard Incident

The NATO Secretary General said he supports the anti-Iran statement issued by 29 allied countries regarding the Farfard incident.

The Secretary General of NATO announced that he supports the anti-Iranian statement of 29 allied countries in connection with the Farford incident!

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Mark Rote, NATO Secretary General published a message on X social media, repeating the hostile positions of the Western-Hebrew axis against Tehran, without providing any documents.

The Secretary General of NATO claimed in this regard: I welcome the statement of 29 allied and partner countries, and while aligning with them, I condemn Iran's involvement in violent actions and threats in the territory of the member countries of the alliance, including the September 27 incident at the Royal Air Force Base "RAF Fairford".

Mark Rutte then claimed: NATO will continue to play its role to ensure the security of one billion people of the population of the coalition member countries!

Hours ago, 29 countries, including England and the United States, repeated their previous hostile positions against Tehran and issued a statement without providing any evidence: We confirm London's findings regarding Iran's involvement in the "Farford" base incident! Any attempt by Iran to threaten or harm people on our soil is unacceptable. We condemn Tehran's hostile actions, cyber attacks and combined activities. The Farford incident shows the readiness of the IRGC to carry out attacks beyond its borders. We will take action against anyone who takes hostile actions on behalf of Iran! Iran should not doubt that we are united in protecting our sovereignty and strengthening our coordination!

Earlier, the British authorities claimed that they foiled a plan to attack the Farford base and arrested a number of its operatives.

This new incident has once again raised international concerns about the security of British military bases, especially strategic installations used by US forces.