Iran rejects involvement in drone strikes on Azerbaijan, points to Israel

Iran has denied any involvement in recent drone strikes that targeted Azerbaijan, familiar with the matter. The strikes reportedly hit Nakhchivan airport, resulting in injuries to two individuals. Additionally, another drone reportedly fell near a school in Shakarabad.

Officials from Iran have dismissed allegations of their country’s participation in the attacks. Instead, they have suggested that Israel may be responsible for the incidents. The reports indicate that Iranian authorities have firmly rejected claims linking Iran to the drone strikes.

The incident at Nakhchivan airport left two people injured, sources said. Meanwhile, the drone that landed near Shakarabad school did not cause any reported injuries, but raised concerns about the safety of civilians in the area.

According to reports, the Iranian government has called for a thorough investigation into the matter and has urged that unfounded accusations be avoided. Iranian officials have emphasized that their country had no role in the drone attacks and have pointed to the possibility of Israeli involvement, though no further details were provided.

Authorities in Azerbaijan have not publicly commented on the identity of those responsible for the strikes, and investigations are ongoing. The situation remains tense as both countries address the aftermath of the incidents and seek to determine the source of the drone attacks.