TEHRAN – Iranian Ambassador to London Hamid Baeidinejad said on Wednesday that the Royal Mail Company has changed its decision to reject parcels to Iran after Tehran threatened to sue the company, and that it will soon re-start mail delivery to Iran.

Voicing satisfaction with the new development, Baeidinejad said via Twitter that the Royal Mail Company has announced it will accept packages from the UK to send letters to destinations in Iran, Fars reported.

Last week, Britain’s Royal Mail confirmed suspending mail delivery services to recipient addresses in Iran, citing Washington’s sanctions against Tehran.

MH/PA