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Iranian Ambassador Downplayed Threats Against Radio Farda, Macinka Said

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According to Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists for Yourself), Iranian Ambassador to Prague Seyyed Majid Ghafeleh Bashi has moderated information that Iran has included exiled Radio Farda, which broadcasts from the Czech Republic as part of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), among its legitimate military targets. He announced this on Tuesday after talks with Ambassador Macinka.

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According to Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists for Yourself), Iranian Ambassador to Prague Seyyed Majid Ghafeleh Bashi has moderated information that Iran has included exiled Radio Farda, which broadcasts from the Czech Republic as part of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), among its legitimate military targets. He announced this on Tuesday after talks with Ambassador Macinka.

According to Minister Petr Macinka, the Iranian ambassador, who was summoned by the Czech Foreign Ministry in connection with a threat addressed to Prague-based Radio Farda, said the statement was not meant as reported in the media. Macinka told reporters in Slovakia today, where he spoke with colleagues from the Visegrad Four countries and Japan.

The Iranian ambassador, who was summoned by the Czech Foreign Ministry in connection with a threat made to Prague-based Radio Farda, said that the statement was not meant as it appeared in the media, according to Minister Petr Macinka. Macinka told reporters in Slovakia on Tuesday, where he was meeting with colleagues from the Visegrad Four countries and Japan.

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TOMASOV - The Iranian ambassador, summoned by the Czech Foreign Ministry in connection with a threat addressed to Prague-based Radio Farda, said according to Minister Petr Macinek that the statement was not intended as reported in the media. Macinka told reporters in Slovakia today, where he held talks with colleagues from the Visegrad Four countries and Japan

The Iranian ambassador, who was summoned by the Czech Foreign Ministry in connection with a threat made to Prague-based Radio Farda, said that the statement was not meant as it appeared in the media, according to Minister Petr Macinka. Macinka told reporters in Slovakia on Tuesday, where he was meeting with colleagues from the Visegrad Four countries and Japan.

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