Iran rejects Danish intelligence's threat assessment

Iran has strongly refuted a recent threat assessment by Denmark's Security and Intelligence Service (PET), which designated the Islamic Republic as a source of threats against Israeli and Jewish interests, as well as certain Iranian dissidents residing in Europe. The Iranian embassy in Denmark issued a written response dismissing the PET's findings.

In its statement, the embassy argued that PET's assessment is not supported by any concrete, publicly accessible evidence. The embassy further criticized the Danish intelligence service, suggesting a pattern of repeated accusations over recent years that have failed to provide substantive details or clarity on the alleged threats.

The embassy's response implies a lack of transparency and factual basis in PET's evaluation, questioning the intelligence service's methodology and the validity of its conclusions. This exchange highlights ongoing tensions and differing perspectives on security threats between Iran and some European nations.

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When you look at the reports from recent years, a picture emerges of an intelligence service that has repeatedly made criticisms but has rarely lifted the veil on the core of the matter.