Iran denies officials to be quizzed over Argentina bomb

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Iran denies officials to be quizzed over Argentina bomb

Iran denied on Tuesday it had agreed to allow international investigators to question Tehran officials over the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires as part of a plan to form a truth commission.    

Israel and world Jewish groups have denounced the pact which is seen as running counter to US-led efforts to isolate Iran over its disputed nuclear program.    

Argentinean authorities secured Interpol arrest warrants in 2007 for five Iranians and a Lebanese for the killing of 85 people in the Argentinean Jewish centre (AMIA).    

Iran denies any link to the attack.    

Argentina said last month it had agreed with Iran to establish a "truth commission" made up of five foreign legal experts to review all the relevant documentations of the attack, which Argentine courts accuse Tehran of sponsoring.    

Iran's foreign minister said on Tuesday his country was committed to the accord.    

REUTERS

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