The summoning of the British ambassador at the Foreign Office in response to the baseless claim of British officials attributing the alleged incident at the Fairford military base to Iran, the British ambassador in Tehran, Hugo Shorter, was summoned by Alireza Yousfi, Assistant Minister and Director General of Western Europe of the Foreign Office, on Tuesday, October 13, 1405, against Iran's harsh Islamic approach and Iran's British Islamic demonstration. was transferred to him. Alireza Yousfi, while completely rejecting the British government's baseless claim against Iran, emphasized that the British authorities cannot avoid their responsibilities and their international responsibilities by hurling baseless accusations against Iran for participating in the military aggression of the American and Israeli regimes against Iran, as well as for hosting anti-Iranian terrorist groups and elements for a long period of time. The Director General of Western Europe of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while condemning the irresponsible actions of the United Kingdom in accordance with the anti-Iranian campaign - which is completely contrary to the international legal obligations of the British government - emphasized: the British government must present the documents and documents of its accusations against Iran in connection with the alleged incident at the Praford base and severely punish the two-sided republic of the Islamic Republic as soon as possible. the consequences of which will be the responsibility of the British government. The British ambassador emphasized that he would pass the situation on to the authorities of his country.