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Allies condemn Iran 'plotting' in US, Europe, Australia
The 22-nation statement said Iranian security services used criminal groups to target dissidents, journalists and Jewish communities overseas.
- A coalition of 22 countries, including Norway, issued a joint statement condemning "lethal plotting" and "malign actions" by Iranian agents, demanding an immediate halt to Tehran's illicit activities targeting dissidents, journalists, and Jewish communities across Europe, North America, and Australia.
- The condemnation follows evidence linking Iranian security services to the shadowy group Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya , which officials described as "deplorable" for claiming responsibility for attacks in Belgium, the Netherlands, and France.
- Australian authorities previously traced funding for a Melbourne synagogue arson attack to Tehran, while New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters condemned the "state-sponsored" attacks but did not expel the Iranian Ambassador as Australia did in August.
- Amid escalating conflict in the Middle East, US President Donald Trump warned that Tehran would "pay the price" for stalled peace talks, citing the downing of a US helicopter patrolling the Strait of Hormuz.
- Signatories declared they are "together resolved to undertake further measures" to halt these threats, with nations including Albania and France emphasizing a collective determination to protect their citizens against Iranian operations undermining national sovereignty.
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Jewish News SyndicateUS, 21 allied nations condemn Iran for ‘lethal plotting and other malign actions’
The countries accused Iranian intelligence services and the IRGC of orchestrating attacks and intimidation campaigns through criminal proxies across Europe, North America and Australia.
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The Straits TimesAllies condemn Iran's 'lethal plotting' in US, Europe, Australia
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The United States and 21 other Western allies have launched on Tuesday one of the strongest diplomatic warnings of recent years against Iran, which they accuse of promoting murders, kidnappings, acts of intimidation and clandestine operations in Europe, North America and Australia. The joint statement, disseminated by the State Department, has the support of much of Washington’s main allies, but among the absences stands out that of Spain.
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