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Iran’s Foreign Ministry called the Swedish security police’s claims baseless and malicious.
Iran Iran’s Foreign Ministry said it had invited the Swedish charge d’affaires to be interviewed.
The ministry said Swedish security police Sapo claimed the Iranian regime was using Swedish criminal networks to carry out violence in Sweden. Today’s News The magazine reported on a document from Israel’s BroadCast Unitedligence agency Mossad that claimed two criminal gangs, Foxtrot and its rival Rumba, were working for the Iranian regime.
On Sunday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the claims baseless and malicious. The Iranian Embassy in Stockholm said on Friday that the information was incorrect.
“Unfortunately, some Swedish media outlets, citing false and unfounded claims from other media outlets and institutions linked to this brutal regime (Israel), have published false and fabricated reports against the Islamic Republic of Iran,” the embassy said in a press release.
– Sweden will not become a region where state actors use criminal networks to promote their own interests, the Swedish foreign minister said. Tobias Billstrom said in an email to AFP on Thursday.
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