In fear of consequences of the British Court verdict regarding annulment of the PMOI terrorist designation, the clerical regime summoned the British ambassador in Tehran and announced: The British government must block the implementation of the verdict for the sake of relations between the two countries.
The state-run News Agency ISNA reported: In protest to the removal of the PMOI from the terrorist list, the British Ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Ministry. Iran’s deputy foreign minister for European affairs, Mehdi Safari, told British Ambassador Geoffrey Adams on Monday that the verdict was “politically motivated and unacceptable and asked the British government to block the implementation of the Court verdict in order to prevent the consequences and outcomes of this measure.

According to ISNA, Iran’s deputy foreign minister for European affairs claimed: The British Appeal Court measure was a dual encounter with the issue of terrorism by Britain.
He threatened the British government and held it responsible for the consequences of British Appeal Court measure.