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New ripple effect of Australia cutting ties with Iran after expulsion of ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi
The moment intelligence officials presented Anthony Albanese with “credible evidence” anti-Semitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne had been directed by Iran, all-but ended one of Australia’s most complicated diplomatic relationships.
Australia expels Iran’s ambassador over anti-Semitic attacks
Australia has accused Iran of orchestrating attacks on Jewish communities in Melbourne and Sydney. Ahmad Sadeghi, Tehran’s ambassador in Canberra, and three other diplomats were expelled from Australia after “credible evidence” linked criminals working for Iran to the 2024 firebombings of a synagogue and a kosher restaurant.
On Tuesday, Iran ’s foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, “absolutely rejected” Australia ’s accusations, saying ...
Iran's ambassador to Australia was seen preparing to leave the country on Thursday, days after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ordered him to leave over accusations that Tehran masterminded at least ...
Iran's ambassador to Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi, was expelled following accusations that Tehran orchestrated antisemitic arson attacks. Prime Minister Albanese severed diplomatic ties with Iran, citing ...
The move follows credible intelligence linking Iran to antisemitic attacks on Australian soil, prompting heightened travel ...
Iranian ambassador to Australia Ahmad Sadeghi and three other officials have been told to leave the country. Leaders of the Adass Israel Synagogue have spoken out after the federal government revealed ...
Iran’s ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi has been spotted leaving the Iranian embassy a day after the Albanese government declared him ...
Australia has accused Tehran of orchestrating anti-Semitic attacks and expelled Iran's ambassador in the first diplomatic ...
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