France condemns failed Iran satellite launch, urges halt to ballistics tests


  • World
  • Wednesday, 16 Jan 2019

PARIS (Reuters) - France on Wednesday condemned a failed Iranian satellite launch that it said used technology applicable to long-range missiles and urged Tehran to stop all ballistic tests which are not in line with U.N. resolutions.

It was the latest in a string of French comments expressing irritation at Iran's ongoing ballistic missile programme despite attempts over the last two years by France and other European powers to open talks on the subject with Iranian authorities.

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