Peru breaks diplomatic relations with Iran and accuses it of stoking Middle East violence
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- Peru announced that it was breaking diplomatic relations with Iran and accused Tehran of inciting violence and worsening the Middle East conflict.
- Peru’s Foreign Ministry said it strongly rejected Iran’s alleged obstruction of the International Organization’s work.
Peru has broken diplomatic relations with Iran, accusing the Islamic republic of inciting violence and contributing to the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.
The government of President Keiko Fujimori announced the decision in a statement from the Foreign Ministry. The ministry said Peru “strongly” rejected what it described as Iran’s obstruction of the work of the International Organization.
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