Anti-revolutionary elements attack Iranian embassy in London

A number of anti-revolutionaries have staged a sabotage attack on the Iranian embassy in London.
The attack took place against the consular part of the Iranian embassy in London on Friday, two days after millions of Iranian people in the country and other parts of the world took to the streets on February 11 (the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979) to show strong support for the Islamic Revolution's ideals and causes, FARS News Agency reported.
The Iranian and British foreign ministries have not yet shown any reaction to the incident.
Relations between Iran and Britain hit an all-time low in November 2011, when the two countries shut down their diplomatic missions around Britain's key role in the imposition of a new set of Western sanctions against Iran and its repeated meddling with Iran's domestic affairs.
Then in a meeting at the UN Headquarters in New York City on September 23, 2013 Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his British counterpart discussed improvement of Tehran-London relations among their other discussions over Iran’s nuclear energy program as well as regional developments.
Following a set of talks between the two sides, Tehran and London eventually agreed to resume diplomatic relations and announced the names of their non-resident charges d’affaires in October 2013 who are now permanent diplomats.
The two countries now have resident charges d'affaires in each other's capitals.