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Iran Rejects German Chancellor's Claims on Nuclear Program and Regional Allies

Tehran's Foreign Ministry says Berlin presented a 'knowingly distorted' narrative about Iran's nuclear activities and its ties to regional partners.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Iran's Foreign Ministry has rejected recent remarks by Germany's chancellor concerning the country's nuclear program and its relationships with regional allies, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman accused Berlin of presenting what he described as a "knowingly distorted" narrative about Iran, without providing further detail on the specific claims being disputed, Anadolu Agency reported.

The statement did not elaborate on the exact content of the German chancellor's remarks that prompted the rejection, nor did it specify further details about the alleged distortions cited by the spokesman.

Anadolu Agency did not report any immediate response from German officials to Iran's rejection of the claims.

The exchange adds to ongoing tensions between Tehran and Western governments over Iran's nuclear program, which has been a persistent point of contention in international diplomacy.

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