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Pakistan's embassy in Tehran refutes rumours of people 'attacking' its ambassador to Iran

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“Pakistan's embassy in Tehran refutes rumours of people 'attacking' its ambassador to Iran”

Pakistan’s embassy in Iran on Sunday refuted rumours of an attack on Ambassador Imran Ahmed Siddiqui in Tehran, terming them “baseless”. In a post on X, the embassy said it had taken note of “certain reports circulating in social media and other forums” concerning the Pakistani ambassador to Iran. The embassy shared a post from another X account, which had posted a video showing a commotion amongst a large crowd of people in an unidentified building, with several people appearing to engage in…

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