The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs called such reports “groundless accusations.”
Iran has denied reports that it < strong>plans to attack targets in Saudi Arabia and Iraqto divert attention from domestic protests. The spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Kanani, called the spread information “baseless accusations”, writes Al Arabiya.
“Such biased production of news by some Western and Zionist parties aims to create a negative atmosphere against Iran and destroy the current positive ones. trends in relations with the countries of the region,” Kanani said.
According to him, Tehran allegedly continues to pursue a “policy of good neighborliness” towards the nearest states, which is “based on mutual respect” and is carried out “within international principles and agreements”.
The head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry defined the provision and support of stability and security in the region as an “integral part of constructive cooperation with neighbors” for his country.
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