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TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mohammad Khazayee in a statement underlined Tehran's support for any constructive and peaceful political process in Syria, and announced Iran's readiness to play a constructive role in settling the crisis in the Muslim country.
We believe that addressing the legitimate demands of the people through a peaceful and domestically-led political process and away from foreign interventions is the only way out of crisis. Coercive sanctions, pressures and attempts to interfere in Syrian internal affairs would only lead to deepening of political and social crisis with all its ramifications to the region as a whole. Our goal, therefore, should be minding a process that lead to a more democratic nation, broader political and economic participation, strengthening national unity, ensuring public order, national security, stability and prosperity of Syrian people. While bearing in mind that the primary and ultimate responsibility for the security and stability of the Syrian people lies with the people and government of Syria.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by xuenchen
Well firstly, Iran could only help by assisting in removing the CIA and Muslim Brotherhood factions that have been fighting security forces...
All is not what it seems in Syria. They won't allow Iran to help, the whole point of this conflict is to destabilize the region and remove any of Iran's potential allies from the field.
~Tenth
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by Aizen9k1
www.abovetopsecret.com...
There's one perspective, and if you listen to her other stuff she is very credible.edit on 2/15/2012 by tothetenthpower because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ludwigvonmises003
reply to post by SpeachM1litant
An attack on Syria will lead to a world war with Russia