Iran rejects role in plot to kill German Jewish leaders
· Security · Iran · Germany
Tehran summoned Germany's envoy and rejected any role in a plot to kill leaders of German Jewish groups, after two men were convicted of attempting the killings. Iran's denial came as tensions between Tehran and European capitals remain high.
Why it matters:The case feeds European concerns about Iranian operations on European soil and could complicate diplomatic efforts with Tehran.
Key points
- Iran summoned Germany's envoy after the convictions
- Two men were convicted of trying to kill leaders of Jewish groups
- Tehran rejected any role in the plot
Sources (original reporting)
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