Iran Rejects Drone Attack Allegations on Ships in Egypt, Calls It a ‘False Flag’ Operation
Iran Rejects Allegations Over Ship Drone Attacks
Tehran: Iran has rejected allegations linking it to reported drone attacks on two ships in an Egyptian port, calling the incident a “false flag operation” aimed at increasing regional tensions.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said his country values its relationship with Egypt and remains committed to regional peace and security.
Araqchi Reaffirms Support for Egypt
In a statement shared on the social media platform X, Abbas Araqchi described Egypt as a close friend and an important regional partner.
He said that Iran considers Egypt’s security among its highest priorities and stressed that stability in the region benefits all neighboring countries.
Iran Blames ‘False Flag Operation’
Araqchi claimed that the reported drone attack allegations were part of what he described as a false flag operation intended to undermine peace and create distrust among regional nations.
He urged countries in the region to remain alert to actions that could increase tensions or damage diplomatic relations.
Call for Regional Unity
The Iranian foreign minister also said that regional cooperation and dialogue remain essential for maintaining peace.
According to his statement, countries should work together to prevent further escalation and strengthen regional stability through diplomacy.
Developing Situation
No independent confirmation has been issued regarding responsibility for the reported attacks.
Officials are expected to provide additional information as investigations continue.
Conclusion
Iran has denied involvement in the reported drone attacks on ships in Egypt and described the allegations as a false flag operation. Tehran has reiterated its support for Egypt’s security while calling for regional unity and continued diplomatic engagement.
