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Iran Faces ‘False Flag Operations’ Charges, Denies Attacks on Turkey, Azerbaijan, Cyprus
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3:25Now PlayingIran has denied allegations linking it to reported attacks in Turkey, Azerbaijan and Cyprus, reiterating its commitment to maintaining stable ties with neighbouring countries. Speaking at a weekly press briefing in Tehran on Monday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei dismissed claims that Iran was behind the incidents, stressing that Tehran prioritises friendly relations and respect for sovereignty in its regional diplomacy.
While responding to questions about alleged covert operations in Turkey, the Republic of Azerbaijan and Cyprus, Baqaei said Iran has consistently emphasised the need to maintain constructive ties with neighbouring states, Tasnim News Agency reported. He added that preserving good relations and respecting national sovereignty remain fundamental principles of Iran's foreign policy.
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