Denial of the hasty and baseless statement by the Public Relations Manager of Iran Insurance Company regarding Abdi Media's note.

Mr. Sharifi,
CEO of Iran Insurance Company,

Given your background in security, more is expected of you.

The note from Abdi Media clearly indicates that this correspondence has been "unsuccessful," due to the awareness of supervisory bodies regarding this matter and the fear of the repercussions from the interventions and abuses by Mr. Dagheri’s son-in-law, who has been unlawfully in charge of your insurance company in Khuzestan for an extended period.

It is evident why his management has not been formally sanctioned until now, and it is also expected that your security manager, who has been an ally in some cases, will not conduct a serious investigation into this.

Dear Mr. CEO,

This letter, which was written with a false number out of fear of tracing and disclosure, has two signatures: the first is from the head of the Khuzestan branch of your insurance company, and the second is from his deputy.

Do you and they have the courage to deny their signatures on this letter?

Unfortunately, it has become common for governmental bodies to resort to hasty and clumsy denials, as in this case, attempting to divert attention from the precise and documented note by Abdi Media, which seeks to shift the narrative to the failure to register this letter in the province's grain department.

By the way, Mr. CEO, has your consultant and security manager's trip and mission to Khuzestan been successful so far?