“Foreign Minister must immediately comment on DSN scandal!”

FPÖ foreign policy, neutrality and EU spokeswoman NABG reacted in sharp words. Dr. Susanne Fürst on the latest developments related to the Iran crisis, which was triggered by the constitutional protection report of the Directorate of State Protection and Intelligence (DSN): “What happens here is a first-class diplomatic disaster. Due to an irresponsible and completely unprofessional intelligence scandal, the DSN under the interior of the interior of the interior of Karner Austria has internationally dangerous and at the same time embarrassing location maneuvered! “

In its constitutional protection report, the DSN claimed that Iran already had far advanced nuclear weapons. This claim now led to the Austrian diplomat Michaela Pacher was ordered into the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This is a sharp diplomatic measure. “This DSN scandal puts domestic diplomacy into an unsustainable situation: While Austria has always tried to dialogue, neutrality and mediation, the ÖVP Ministry of the Interior is now falling into diplomatic tensions with unproven claims that harm our country and our call,” criticized Fürst.

Fürst also took responsibility for Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger: “It is incomprehensible that the Foreign Minister is silent and the responsibility is dismissed here instead of immediately clarifying that Austria must never sell unchecked intelligence reports as foreign policy facts. Party friend Haijawi-Pirchner! “

Instead of strengthening trust in Austria as a neutral and reliable interlocutor, the “loser government” made it a target with its persistent breakdown series and an uncontrolled secret service report by Austria’s foreign policy. “Ordering our diplomat in Tehran shows how fire -threatening and irresponsible this procedure was. This is not a cavalier offense, but a risk to the international credibility of our country – and thus also a danger to the security of the Austrians,” continues Fürst.

“We are calling for an immediate clarification of this intelligence scandal and clear personnel consequences. It needs an independent and professional security structure that acts in the sense of Austria – and does not draw our country in international conflicts with amateurish solo,” said Fürst.

Finally, Fürst stated: “Our foreign policy credibility must no longer be a party policy PR show under ÖVP director. It needs a foreign policy that relies on prudence, neutrality and responsibility-not on chaos and self-staging!”