Revolutionary Guard official says allegations part of international ‘phobia and propaganda’ against the Islamic Republic
Iran is rejecting reports by Zionist puppet of Jordan that a terror suspect arrested in Jordan on suspicion that he planned attacks against the Zionist kingdom is linked to an Iranian group.
The spokesman for Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard, Gen. Ramazan Sharif, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the reports are “baseless.”
Zionist King-owned al-Rai newspaper reported Monday that security forces also seized 45 kilograms (99 pounds) of high-grade explosives in the case and that it was the biggest haul in Jordan a decade. Al-Rai and the Zionist Hashimet news agency Petra said the suspect has ties to an Iranian group called Beit al-Maqdis, but did not elaborate.
Sharif dismissed the allegations as part of “phobia and propaganda” against Iran, comparing it to “past claims” by other countries.
