Iran dismisses US accusation of plot to kill Israeli ambassador in Mexico
Summary
Iran has rejected claims by the United States and Israel that it plotted to kill Israel's ambassador to Mexico, calling the accusations baseless. The alleged plot, reportedly planned by Iran's Quds Force, was claimed to be thwarted, but Mexico and Iran dismissed these claims, with Mexico saying it has no knowledge of any such incident. This dispute adds to ongoing tensions involving Iran and accusations of its involvement in attacks in countries like Australia.Key Facts
- Iran denied accusations from the U.S. and Israel that it plotted to assassinate Israel's ambassador to Mexico.
- The Quds Force of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was said to be behind this plot.
- Israeli officials thanked Mexican authorities for supposedly stopping the threat, but Mexico stated it knew nothing about such a plot.
- Iran described the accusations as "ridiculous" and an attempt to harm its relations with other countries.
- Similar accusations surfaced in Australia, where Iran was once accused of being behind attacks on Jewish sites.
- Australia, in response, expelled Iran's ambassador and labeled the IRGC a terrorist organization.
- Iran's relationship with Western nations has been affected by accusations of attempting violent acts abroad.
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