Streeting scoffs at Iran's terror labels on RAF, Royal Navy and MI6
Iran tagged the RAF, Royal Navy and MI6 as terrorist organisations on Sunday, hitting back at Britain for outlawing support for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. Defence Secretary Streeting shrugged it off from Berlin, joked about framing the press clippings, and accused Tehran of "bare-faced cheek" over its own record.
Tehran's foreign ministry announced the designations on Sunday, branding the RAF and Royal Navy terrorist organisations and calling MI6 a
hostile group
It framed the move as a reply to
the British government's hostile actions against the Islamic Republic of Iran
and closed with a warning:
The British government shall bear responsibility for their consequences. The trigger was Britain's decision to outlaw support for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. Defence Secretary Streeting took the punchline route from a press conference in Berlin. He said the charge against the Royal Navy and RAF
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Source: standard.co.uk
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