Denmark is sending its ambassador back to Tehran, after he was recalled over Copenhagen’s allegations about an Iranian plot to kill an opposition activist in Denmark.
Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen says Ambassador Danny Annan is returning to Iran “to intensify diplomacy and coordinate closely with our European partners.”
Samuelsen says the European Union had “a renewed discussion” about “common steps against Iran.” He did not elaborate.
Danes say Iran was planning to kill a member of the group that Tehran has blamed for the September 22 terror attack that killed at least 25 people. The group, called Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahwaz, condemned the violence and said it was not involved.
Iran strongly denies the plot allegation.
Annan is expected to arrive in Tehran later today.
— AP
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