US, Nine Nations Target Iran Activities - The Tribune
- The United States, Canada, and eight Latin American and Caribbean nations accused Iran and its proxies of terrorist and other malign activities across the Western Hemisphere.
- The alleged activities included lethal plotting, illegal fundraising, political interference, and foreign influence campaigns.
- The declaration followed a Countering Transnational Terrorism Forum hosted or co-hosted by the United States and Paraguay to improve regional law-enforcement cooperation.
- The signatories pledged stronger coordination and called on Iran and its proxies to stop the alleged activities, while Iran rejected United States accusations.
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US, Nine Nations Target Iran Activities
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US, nine nations target Iran activities - The Tribune
The United States, Canada, and eight Latin American and Caribbean nations signed a joint declaration accusing Iran and its proxies of terrorism and malign operations in the Western Hemisphere, pledging enhanced security coordination and cooperation to counter these threats.
In addition to the United States and Canada, the signatory countries are Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru and Trinidad and Tobago.
They denounced the “operations of malignant influence” carried out in Latin America by the regime and its “proxies”; the commitment to improve coordination in the face of threats
Ten American nations denounce Iran’s hostile activities in the region, pointing to lethal plans and illegal collection. The joint communiqué urgently needs to stop these threats, highlighting unity to safeguard hemispheric security.
The communiqué recalls that the United States and Paraguay hosted an anti-terrorist forum last month, and points out that now the ten signatory countries want to condemn "terrorist actions
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