Stephen Doughty, adviser to the British Foreign Office for Middle East and North African affairs, warned against "the threats of the Islamic Republic against the security of regional countries and international shipping in the Persian Gulf", and emphasized that London will not be silent about attacks on civilians, civilian infrastructure and threats to commercial ships. In announcing Britain's support for the country's regional partners, referring to the activities of the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces in the region, Doughty emphasized the joint position of Britain and its partners regarding what he called Iran's threats and said: "We have a clear and common position regarding the very serious threats posed by Iran and its proxy forces. For a long time, we must not allow ourselves to take a firm position on Iran's nuclear. Doty announced in the parliamentary response published on October 27 that the British Foreign Secretary directly asked his Iranian counterpart to stop the threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. He also announced London's consultations with America, European countries and regional partners including Oman, Bahrain, Pakistan, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey.

Stephen Doughty, adviser to the British Foreign Office for Middle East and North African affairs, warned against "the threats of the Islamic Republic against the security of regional countries and international shipping in the Persian Gulf", and emphasized that London will not be silent about attacks on civilians, civilian infrastructure and threats to commercial ships. In announcing Britain's support for the country's regional partners, referring to the activities of the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces in the region, Doughty emphasized the joint position of Britain and its partners regarding what he called Iran's threats and said: "We have a clear and common position regarding the very serious threats posed by Iran and its proxy forces. For a long time, we must not allow ourselves to take a firm position on Iran's nuclear. Doty announced in the parliamentary response published on October 27 that the British Foreign Secretary directly asked his Iranian counterpart to stop the threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. He also announced London's consultations with America, European countries and regional partners including Oman, Bahrain, Pakistan, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey.