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29 Nations Condemn Iran's Alleged Foreign Malign Activities
Twenty-nine countries, including the US and several European nations, have jointly condemned Iran for alleged "subversive activities" abroad, citing attacks on Jewish communities and diplomats.
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- 0129 nations, including the US, jointly condemned Iran's alleged foreign subversive activities.
- 02The condemnation follows reports of attacks on Jewish communities, diplomats, and cyber operations.
- 03The UK attributes a September 27 incident at RAF Fairford to Iran and the IRGC.
- 04Signatory nations pledged to enhance security cooperation and hold perpetrators accountable.
- 05The Conference of European Rabbis urged stronger action to prevent future attacks.
- 06Israel is particularly concerned as Jewish communities are among alleged targets.
The statement, released on October 12, warns Tehran against intimidation and persecution, pledging enhanced security cooperation. The Conference of European Rabbis called for stronger action beyond political statements, emphasizing the need to prevent future attacks. The incidents are of particular concern to Israel due to alleged targeting of Jewish institutions.
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