Iran summons French ambassador over alleged 'interference'

Iran summoned the French ambassador to Tehran, Pierre Cochard, to protest alleged "interference" in its internal affairs, the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced Monday.

The summoning occurred after the detention of two French diplomats in the Iranian capital the previous week. According to the ministry's spokesperson, Esmaïl Baqhaï, the French ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Ministry where officials emphasized that the French government must halt such actions and "interferences" under "deceptive appellations." Baqhaï stated that the two French diplomats had engaged in activities that were "in no way justified."

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Yesterday (Sunday), the French ambassador in Tehran was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where it was emphasized that the French government must cease such actions and interferences in the internal affairs of Iran under deceptive appellations.

Iranian authorities accuse Paris of taking "unjustified" actions within Iran's domestic matters and are demanding that France cease these activities. The ministry's statement indicated that the French government should stop its alleged interferences in Iran's internal affairs, which they claim are being conducted under misleading pretenses.

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The French ambassador in Tehran was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where it was emphasized that the French government must cease such actions and interferences in the internal affairs of Iran under deceptive appellations.