Iran summons UK envoy Rejects Fairford allegation

Oct 1

IRINN reports that Iran summoned Britain's ambassador after allegations by the British prime minister. Deputy foreign minister Majid Takht Ravanchi rejects linking Iran to a sabotage plot at Fairford air base and requests an official explanation and a change in Britain's approach. He says the publicity cannot obscure what he calls British complicity in U.S.–Israeli aggression and war crimes against Iran. The report establishes Iran's diplomatic protest and denial, without resolving the underlying investigation or Iranian responsibility.

Iran summons Britain's ambassador to protest the prime minister's allegations over a suspected Fairford sabotage plot. Takht Ravanchi denies an Iranian link, demands an explanation and argues Britain must answer for alleged participation in U.S.–Israeli attacks on Iran. The diplomatic protest neither proves nor disproves responsibility for the suspected plot.