The Group of Seven expressed strong concern about Iran's role in "violent plots".
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven expressed "grave concern" about the Islamic Republic's role in planning "violent actions" in the territory of the member states of this group, supported the British government's assessment of Iran's involvement in the Farford Air Base incident, and condemned Tehran's military aid to Russia.
America, France, Great Britain, Germany, Canada, Italy and Japan are member countries of the group of seven industrialized countries in the world known as "G7".
According to the joint statement published on Wednesday, November 11 after the meeting of the G7 foreign ministers in Paris, these countries strongly expressed their concern about Iran's involvement in "violent plots against civilians and in the territory" of the member states.
The statement said: "We acknowledge the United Kingdom's assessment of Iran's involvement in the September 27 incident at Royal Air Force Base Farford." The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven also emphasized that "Iran should have no doubt that we are united and will continue to be committed to protecting our national sovereignty."
🔸 Farford Air Base in southwest Britain is the location of American soldiers and bombers.
British anti-assassination police previously announced charges against two 24-year-old men in connection with the September 27 incident near this base. One of the defendants was charged with aiding a foreign intelligence service, and British police said they believed the target country was Iran.
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