Envoy Warns to Sue Britain's Royal Mail in UPU
TEHRAN (Dispatches) - Iranian Ambassador to London Hamid Baeidinejad on Tuesday underlined the need for ending disruption of postal services to Iran by Britain's Royal Mail, warning to file a complaint with the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
"There are ongoing efforts to resolve the disruption of postal services to Iran from the UK, apparently due to operational issues. We hope that the issues would be resolved very quickly. Access to postal services is a fundamental civil right and should be ensured by all means," Baeidinejad wrote on his twitter page.
He cautioned that if the ongoing efforts to resolve the problems related to the issue fail to yield results, "we will use all possibilities to cancel this illegal act".
"There are ongoing efforts to resolve the disruption of postal services to Iran from the UK, apparently due to operational issues. We hope that the issues would be resolved very quickly. Access to postal services is a fundamental civil right and should be ensured by all means," Baeidinejad wrote on his twitter page.
He cautioned that if the ongoing efforts to resolve the problems related to the issue fail to yield results, "we will use all possibilities to cancel this illegal act".