The Islamic Republic of Iran has denied the testimony of a former intelligence officer who claimed that Iranian officials were involved in the bombing of a Jewish center in Argentina in 1994. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Hamid Reza Asefi, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, described Abdolqasem Misbahi's testimony in an Argentine court as false, labeling the accusation as a fabrication by Zionists and accusing the Argentine judiciary of conspiring against the Islamic Republic. Misbahi stated in court on Wednesday that Iran coordinated and executed the attack. The Islamic Republic has repeatedly denied any involvement in the 1994 explosion that left 85 dead and over 200 injured.
Islamic Republic of Iran Describes Misbahi's Testimony in Argentine Court as False
The Iranian government has rejected the testimony of Abdolqasem Misbahi, a former intelligence officer, who accused it of orchestrating a deadly bombing in Argentina in 1994. This denial is part of Iran's ongoing efforts to distance itself from the attack, which resulted in significant casualties. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between Iran and Argentina, influenced by broader geopolitical dynamics.
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📰 What Happened
Iran denies involvement in 1994 Argentina bombing after testimony from former intelligence officer.
- Islamic Republic of Iran announce Abdolqasem Misbahi's testimony
- Islamic Republic of Iran accuse Zionists, Argentine judiciary
- Islamic Republic of Iran deny involvement in the bombing
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📚 Background
Iran continues to deny allegations of involvement in the 1994 bombing despite testimonies.
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