But the German Foreign Ministry will allow the Iranian embassy to remain open.
She said Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock In New York: “Our diplomatic relations (with Iran) are already very low.”
And I pulled Germany Its ambassador to Iran against the backdrop of the execution of Jamshid Sharmahd, and summoned the Iranian Chargé d’Affairs to express Berlin’s protest.
Official Iranian media said on Monday that Sharmahd was executed after being convicted of launching terrorist attacks.
Baerbock denounced what she said were Iranian political tricks using hostages, and accused Tehran of trying to exploit Germany’s support for Israel in the broader Middle East conflict as justification for the execution of Sharmahd.
The German minister said: “There are more Germans who are unjustly detained. We also have a strong commitment towards them and we continue to work tirelessly for their release.”
The Minister also called on the European Union to include the Iranian Revolutionary Guard on its terrorism lists.
