Iranian Foreign Minister called UK accusations “ineptly planned operations”
Quick Look
Iranian Foreign Minister Ismail Baghaei has rejected British accusations of Tehran's involvement in the Flydubai and RAF Fairford incidents, calling them "clumsily planned false flag operations."
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Why It Matters
The UK previously brought charges against Iran in connection with incidents with the Flydubai aircraft and RAF Fairford airbase.
Iranian Foreign Minister Ismail Baghai called the incident with the Flydubai plane and the situation around the RAF Fairford air base in the UK ineptly planned operations, the purpose of which was to create the impression of Tehran's involvement. Baghai said this on October 4, commenting on British accusations against Iran.
According to the Iranian diplomat, the organizers of these incidents allegedly hoped to blame Iran, but did so “extremely ineptly.” “I think even pre-school children have already realized how clumsily this whole thing was orchestrated to create a sense of security threat and blame Iran or other players,” Bagai said.
He also stated that Israel and some European countries have a long history of carrying out false flag operations. In his opinion, London's accusations against Tehran fit this pattern.
Open Questions
- What specific evidence did the UK provide?
- Will further diplomatic steps be taken?
