What led to other diplomatic expulsions in Australia?
Why was the Iranian ambassador fired?
* Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi was fired after the revelation, Iranian regime Sydney and Melbourne two anti -Jewish attacks led
* Australia’s spy agency said that Iranian revolutionary guards directed the attacks on Jewish buildings with connections with local crime elements
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What will happen next?
* The Prime Minister said that the government will make a legislative to list Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Corps as a terrorist organization.
* Iran rejected the allegations that it was behind the two anti -Jewish arson attacks and promised “mutual action” against Australia
* Foreign Minister Penny Wong called on any Australian in Iran to leave immediately and warned the passengers not to go to the country because the government is no longer an embassy
Similar situations in the history of our nation:
* In 2018, Russian spies were booked from Canberra due to a nervous agency attack.
Australia acted in solidarity with more than 20 countries in response to the Skripal poisoning in the United Kingdom, where a military class nervous agent was used against a former Russian couple agent and daughter.
* In 2012, Australia fired two Syrian diplomats after the Houla massacre, where more than 100 civilians were killed in Syria, including dozens of children in Syria.
Their answers were part of a global coordinated effort of several Western countries to condemn the former Assad regime.
* In 2010, after the use of fake Australian passports in the assassination of a Hamas operation in Dubai hotel rooms, an Israeli representative was dismissed.
In an Australian investigation, he revealed that 26 fraudulent passports were used in the operation, and then the Minister Stephen Smith was described as “an insult to the security of our passport system”.
* In 1983, Valery Ivanov was dismissed by the government under Prime Minister Bob Hawke, the first secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Canberra.
The subtraction came after being accused of sacrificing the Senior Labor Party member David Combe and led to a large political scandal and a royal commission to Australia’s security agencies.
