The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemning the baseless accusations of England against Iran The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran strongly condemns the claim of the British authorities in attributing the alleged security incident at the Farford Air Base to Iran and considers it an ugly conspiracy to promote the anti-Iranian campaign and avoid responsibility for Britain's participation in the Israeli-American military aggression against the Iranian nation. The British government cannot avoid the political and legal responsibility of its claims and their possible consequences by taking shelter behind vague phrases without providing convincing evidence and reasons. Resorting to phrases like "highly likely" and "almost certainly" to make valid attribution of the alleged incident to Iran is a clear attempt to evade responsibility for baseless accusations. Britain's performance in falsifying security claims against other countries - which in some cases has led to damage to tensions and conflicts in the West Asian region - is not hidden from anyone, and the British government must be held accountable for its insistence on this approach that disrupts international peace and security. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, while strongly rejecting the baseless allegations against Iran, holds the UK government and the planners and implementers of this clumsy false flag operation responsible for all the consequences of this lie.

The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemning the baseless accusations of England against Iran The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran strongly condemns the claim of the British authorities in attributing the alleged security incident at the Farford Air Base to Iran and considers it an ugly conspiracy to promote the anti-Iranian campaign and avoid responsibility for Britain's participation in the Israeli-American military aggression against the Iranian nation. The British government cannot avoid the political and legal responsibility of its claims and their possible consequences by taking shelter behind vague phrases without providing convincing evidence and reasons. Resorting to phrases like "highly likely" and "almost certainly" to make valid attribution of the alleged incident to Iran is a clear attempt to evade responsibility for baseless accusations. Britain's performance in falsifying security claims against other countries - which in some cases has led to damage to tensions and conflicts in the West Asian region - is not hidden from anyone, and the British government must be held accountable for its insistence on this approach that disrupts international peace and security. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, while strongly rejecting the baseless allegations against Iran, holds the UK government and the planners and implementers of this clumsy false flag operation responsible for all the consequences of this lie.

Irna Jahan