Sikorski to Iran: best not to sale Russian drones

It was better not to sale Russia drones and licenses for their production already during the aggression against Ukraine - so the head of the MFA Radosław Sikorski referred to the entry of Iran's abroad Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, who criticised the attribution of his drone to the state exhibited in the British parliament.PAP

Head of Polish diplomacy Radosław Sikorski responded to his allegations regarding the presentation of the drone in the British Parliament. "It is good that the Minister of SZ Iran writes in Polish, but it was better not to sale Russian drones and licenses for their production already during the aggression against Ukraine" - Sikorski wrote on Sunday.

The dispute began with a Tuesday presentation in London, attended by UK Minister Sikorski. At the exhibition organized by United Against atomic Iran, the Shahed-136 drone utilized against Ukraine was presented, pointing to Tehran's function in supporting Moscow's military campaign.

Diplomatic protest of Iran

On Thursday, the MFA of Iran called on Polish charge d'affaires Marcin Wilczek to protest Sikorski's participation in the presentation. The Iranian organization wanted to object to showing the drone as evidence of Iranian support for Russian aggression.

MFA spokesperson Maciej Wewiór told PAP that the conversation in the Iranian MFA was not "one-way" and the Polish side emphasized that drones are a real threat to the Republic. Iranian website "received this news".

Exchange of accusations in the media

On Sunday, Iran's abroad Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi published an entry in Polish in which he claimed that the drone was "falsifyingly and in bad religion attributed to Iran". "This is simply a pathetic scene phase stage staged by the Israeli lobby and its sponsors" - said Iranian minister.

In his reply, Sikorski besides wished the Iranian people, "that their government should alternatively of exporting the muslim Revolution and enriching uranium, take care of the reconstruction of the Persian civilization that erstwhile amazed the world." Iran assured readiness to talk to "explain the facts".

Sources used: "PAP" Note: This article has been edited with the aid of Artificial Intelligence.