Seyed Ali Mousavi, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Kingdom.
Iranian envoy rejects UK claims regarding airbase incident
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- Iranian Ambassador Mousavi urged the UK to refrain from taking positions without concrete evidence.
- Tehran reiterated its readiness for joint institutional investigations into the matter.
Seyed Ali Mousavi, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Kingdom, met with Stephen Doughty, UK Minister of State for the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and South Asia, firmly dismissing allegations connecting Tehran to the recent security incident at RAF Fairford military base.
During the meeting, Ambassador Mousavi categorically rejected London's claims regarding Iran's involvement, urging the British government to refrain from issuing statements or adopting positions that lack factual backing or documentary evidence.
Ambassador Mousavi emphasized Iran's readiness to establish direct cooperation between the relevant institutions of both nations within the framework of examining the issue.
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The envoy noted that Tehran had previously declared its willingness to cooperate on investigating the incident, reiterating that any assessment of the Fairford events must be grounded in verified documentation rather than unsubstantiated claims.
