Iran Rejects Claims in Arab League Foreign Ministers' Statement
Tehran's foreign ministry called the accusations false and baseless, according to IRNA.
Iran's Foreign Ministry rejected and condemned what it called false claims and baseless accusations against Iran in the final communiqué of the 166th session of the Arab League Council of Foreign Ministers, IRNA reported.
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- Iran strongly rejects false claims contained in the statement issued at Arab League FM meeting — IRNA (Iran)
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