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Belgian Foreign Minister Prevot said he had joined counterparts from 28 countries in a joint statement condemning Iran’s acts of violence and hybrid activities on European soil.

In a statement on his social media account, Prevot said they had taken note of the United Kingdom’s assessment that Iran was involved in the September 27 incident at the Royal Air Force (RAF) base in Fairford.

Prevot stressed that targeting Jewish communities, journalists or other individuals through covert networks and proxies was unacceptable, saying that no one on European soil should have to live in fear of a foreign regime.

Prevot said their message to Iran was clear, adding that they would defend their sovereignty, protect their communities and act together to ensure that those responsible were held accountable. The statement was reported to have been issued as part of the October 12 joint statement on Iran.

Europe Asia News

 

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