Uzbekistan sent Iran's ambassador a note of protest over posts about Samarkand On October 23, the Uzbek Foreign Ministry summoned Iran's ambassador Mohammad Ali Eskandari and handed him a note of protest. The reason was the publication of several Iranian diplomatic missions on the X social network, where, according to Tashkent, the historical and cultural heritage of Samarkand is presented unilaterally and used for political purposes. The Uzbek side emphasized that the heritage of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva reflects the country's centuries-old history. Iran was asked to remove controversial publications and prevent such incidents. At the same time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Uzbekistan values ​​its relations with Iran, which are based on mutual respect and trust.

Uzbekistan sent Iran's ambassador a note of protest over posts about Samarkand On October 23, the Uzbek Foreign Ministry summoned Iran's ambassador Mohammad Ali Eskandari and handed him a note of protest. The reason was the publication of several Iranian diplomatic missions on the X social network, where, according to Tashkent, the historical and cultural heritage of Samarkand is presented unilaterally and used for political purposes. The Uzbek side emphasized that the heritage of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva reflects the country's centuries-old history. Iran was asked to remove controversial publications and prevent such incidents. At the same time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Uzbekistan values ​​its relations with Iran, which are based on mutual respect and trust.