Mossad behind the anti-Iranian claim of British MI5

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Con 11 channel of the Zionist regime claimed that this regime was behind the claim of the British Internal Intelligence Service about Iran’s threat against this country.

According to the Zionist website JNS, citing this network, it was Mossad that informed MI5 about Iran’s “terrorist threats” against British citizens and residents. According to this report, journalists were among the main targets of Iran’s “conspiracies”.

Earlier, Ken McCallum, the head of the British domestic intelligence service MI5, claimed that Iran directly threatens Britain through its intelligence services. According to him, Iran’s intelligence agencies have tried at least 10 times to kidnap or kill British citizens or people living in this country.

Following London’s anti-Iranian claims and actions, British Foreign Minister “James Cleverley” repeated anti-Iranian claims in an interview with a Saudi media while defending the strengthening of London’s protection against the “Iran International” terrorist network (more details).

Since the beginning of the recent riots in Iran, in addition to the United States, the authorities of a number of European countries and the UK supported the rioters and fanned the flames of the riots with interventionist statements. These countries were not satisfied with this non-constructive process and imposed sanctions against a number of Iranian officials and institutions; The sanctions brought the reaction of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iran also sanctioned a number of European and British individuals and institutions.

On the second day of October, “Simon Shercliffe”, the British ambassador in Tehran, was summoned to the Iranian Foreign Ministry. Of course, this summon was made not once, but twice for different reasons, and during this period, he was called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran three times.

It should be noted that, in two campaigns, a group of Fars Man users called for the expulsion of the British ambassador from the Islamic Republic and the closing of the country’s embassy in Tehran, referring to British interference in Iran’s internal affairs.

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