The British Minister called Iran, Russia and China “hostile nations” – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr news agency, quoting Sputnik, “Damian Hinds”, the Minister of Internal Security and British Borders, made rhetoric against Iran, Russia and China in some claims.
Hinds listed the three countries as “warring countries”, citing concerns about cyber-activities and misinformation campaigns.
“The three countries I mentioned to you have the physical capability of a manpower and a large cyber presence that can be deployed on a large scale,” he said.
Hinds went on to claim that Russia and Iran were involved in various ways in terms of espionage, cyber-attacks, military alerts and false intelligence campaigns.
The British Home Secretary also named North Korea as the fourth country on the list.
The allegations come as Iran itself is the victim of cyber-attacks by Western countries, led by the Zionist regime, including the Stuxnet virus, which was designed and carried out to sabotage Iran’s nuclear facilities. کرد.
Russia’s foreign intelligence service also said in early December that provocative and baseless remarks by British intelligence chief Richard Moore about alleged Russian-language threats had diminished the likelihood of a possible Moscow-London dialogue.
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