In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of the Group of Seven expressed deep concern over what they called "Iran's involvement in planning violent attacks" against civilians and on the territory of member states of this group.
In statements issued today after the G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris, these countries supported the position of the United Kingdom, which said that Iran was involved in the security incident on September 27 at the Royal Air Force Base Farford.
Iran's ambassador to the UK previously rejected any involvement of Tehran in this matter.
This statement was issued a day after the US Department of Justice announced criminal charges against three people for their alleged participation in the planning of attacks in Europe and the US, including the ground attack plan on the British Praford base. US prosecutors accused these men of collaborating with the Revolutionary Guards and Kataib Hezbollah Iraq.
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven stressed that they will remain united to protect the national sovereignty and security of their countries.
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