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Controversy over the Farford base incident; Iran summoned the British ambassador according to the announcement of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alireza Yousefi, the assistant minister and the director general of Western Europe of this ministry, on Tuesday, October 13, in a meeting with the British ambassador Hugo Shorter, conveyed Tehran's strong opposition to what he called "baseless claims" and "baseless approach" and "irresponsible attitude" of London. At this meeting, Yosef rejected the British government's accusations and said: "The authorities in this country cannot avoid responsibility for participating in US and Israeli military attacks against Iran and hosting groups and individuals that Tehran considers to be terrorists by filing an indictment against Iran." On Monday, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told parliament that the Perford base plan was "almost certainly" run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He warned that London would not tolerate such threats on its soil and spoke of the possibility of imposing additional sanctions and targeting networks and financial resources linked to Iran.

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Controversy over the Farford base incident; Iran summoned the British ambassador according to the announcement of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alireza Yousefi, the assistant minister and the director general of Western Europe of this ministry, on Tuesday, October 13, in a meeting with the British ambassador Hugo Shorter, conveyed Tehran's strong opposition to what he called "baseless claims" and "baseless approach" and "irresponsible attitude" of London. At this meeting, Yosef rejected the British government's accusations and said: "The authorities in this country cannot avoid responsibility for participating in US and Israeli military attacks against Iran and hosting groups and individuals that Tehran considers to be terrorists by filing an indictment against Iran." On Monday, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told parliament that the Perford base plan was "almost certainly" run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He warned that London would not tolerate such threats on its soil and spoke of the possibility of imposing additional sanctions and targeting networks and financial resources linked to Iran.

Controversy over the Farford base incident; Iran summoned the British ambassador according to the announcement of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alireza Yousefi, the assistant minister and the director general of Western Europe of this ministry, on Tuesday, October 13, in a meeting with the British ambassador Hugo Shorter, conveyed Tehran's strong opposition to what he called "baseless claims" and "baseless approach" and "irresponsible attitude" of London. At this meeting, Yosef rejected the British government's accusations and said: "The authorities in this country cannot avoid responsibility for participating in US and Israeli military attacks against Iran and hosting groups and individuals that Tehran considers to be terrorists by filing an indictment against Iran." On Monday, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told parliament that the Perford base plan was "almost certainly" run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He warned that London would not tolerate such threats on its soil and spoke of the possibility of imposing additional sanctions and targeting networks and financial resources linked to Iran.