The European Union has strongly condemned an attack by Iranian security forces against two French diplomats in Tehran. The incident, which occurred on July 19, is described as an “aggression” by the EU’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas. The EU’s statement emphasized that such actions violate international diplomatic norms and threaten the stability of diplomatic relations. The attack has raised concerns about the safety of foreign diplomats in Iran and the potential escalation of tensions between the EU and Iran.
The incident comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the region. The EU has called for accountability and urged Iran to respect the Vienna Conventions, which outline the rights and protections of diplomats. While no details about the nature of the attack or the number of casualties have been officially released, the EU’s response underscores its commitment to protecting diplomatic personnel. The French embassy in Tehran has not yet issued a formal statement, but the incident has sparked discussions about the security of diplomatic missions in Iran.
