UK decision from Iran. Royal Navy, Air Force and MI6 declared 'enemy' organizations

In the statement made by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; It was stated that the British Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force and the foreign intelligence service (MI6) were included in the list of "terrorist and enemy" organizations due to the British government's anti-Iran policies and actions in the last year. It was reported that the decision, which came into force as of today, was based on a decision adopted by Iran's Supreme National Security Council.

In the statement, the British government's anti-Iran policies and actions; It was condemned as being contrary to the principles of the United Nations (UN) Charter and international law, in particular respect for national sovereignty and the prohibition on the application of unlawful measures against other states. The Ministry reaffirmed its determination to protect Iran's national security and interests.

In the statement, drawing attention to various 'hostile' actions taken by the British government; Participation in the war against Iran by making military bases and facilities on British territory available for use and the definition of the Revolutionary Guard Army as a "threat to national security" were listed among the reasons for this decision.

Stating that the measures in question were taken in accordance with international law and the principle of reciprocity, the Ministry emphasized that the responsibility for the consequences will belong entirely to the British government.