Iran rejects the western accusation of foreign murder plots as ‘made -made, encouraged politically’

Iran has greatly rejected the accusations by the United States and several Western allies who accuse Tehran of planning to kidnap or kill journalists, dissidents, and officials on foreign land, describe the claim as political motivation and fully baseless.

Responding to Friday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei issued a spicy rebuttal, stated, “The accusation was baseless,” and accused that the claim was intended to distract the global public’s attention from “the most urgent problem on that day, genocide in Palestine occupied.”

His statement came a day after a joint statement by more than a dozen Western government – including the US, Britain, France, and Germany – condemning what they described as “The more threat of the state from the Iranian intelligence department in our respective regions.”

The coordinated Western declaration accused Tehran regulating targeted operations throughout Europe and North America. “We are united in our opposition to the efforts of the Iranian intelligence service to kill, kidnap, and harass people in Europe and North America in clear violations of our sovereignty,” the statement said.

Furthermore, to accuse that Iran’s intelligence institutions collaborated with global criminal networks to carry out attacks.

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“This service is increasingly collaborating with international criminal organizations to target journalists, dissidents, Jewish citizens, and officials today and former in Europe and North America,” the statement said.

But Baqaei rejected claims as part of a sustainable campaign to tarnish Iran’s image. “The accusation is a bright fabrication … designed as part of a dangerous Iranophobia campaign that aims to put pressure on the great Iranian state,” he said.

The diplomatic row marks another point of flame in a tense relationship between Tehran and Western power, with Iran the accusation is part of a broader strategy to isolate it internationally and divert attention from the problem of global human rights.