Ljubljana/Tehran – The Iranian Foreign Ministry has summoned Slovenia’s Ambassador to Iran Kristina Radej over Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša’s recent calls for an inquiry into a 1988 massacre in Iran at Free Iran World Summit. Tehran condemned Janša’s appearance at the summit and asked for an explanation from the Slovenian government. Reports by Iran’s IRNA news agency that the country’s Foreign Ministry summoned on Sunday the Slovenian ambassador in Tehran have been confirmed by the ministry in a press release. The reason for the step is Janša’s video address…
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