Iran Denies Involvement in UAE Murder
Iran has dismissed accusations of its involvement in the assassination of Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan in the UAE. The Iranian embassy in Abu Dhabi released an official statement denying these claims, amid growing international attention on the incident.
Iran has strongly rejected claims that it played a role in the recent murder of Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan in the United Arab Emirates. The denial came through a formal statement issued by the Iranian embassy in Abu Dhabi.
The embassy's statement was made public via Reuters on Sunday, aiming to clarify Iran's stance amidst swirling allegations. This incident has heightened concerns in international circles, especially considering the delicate relations in the region.
Tensions in the Middle East often lead to such accusations and denials, highlighting the geopolitical complexities that govern the interactions between these nations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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