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SOURCE UNVEILS AZERBAIJAN'S ROLE IN SPREADING NARCOTICS IN REGION
Fars News Agency
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9010175558
Feb 21 2012
Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- An informed source dismissed the recent charges raised
by Azerbaijan about Iran's involvement in drug-trafficking in the
country, and disclosed Baku's key role in protecting poppy farms in
Afghanistan and spread of illicit drugs in the region.
"Promotion of narcotics is a serious policy of some official circles
in the Azerbaijan republic," an informed source, who asked to remain
anonymous, told FNA on Tuesday.
The source said that Azeri soldiers in collaboration with the US
occupying troops are protecting poppy farms in Afghanistan.
"The Azerbaijan republic has relocated part of its soldiers from
the contact lines in Karabakh to Afghanistan in a bid to protect
the poppy farms, which are a source of income for the occupiers,"
the source noted.
The revelation comes after Azeri security forces arrested an Iranian
journalist on suspicion of drug possession in Azerbaijan., prompting
a warning from Iran's embassy.
The Azeri media claimed that the reporter, Anar Bayramli, who
worked for Iranian TV, has been detained in Baku on charges of drug
possession.
Meantime, Bayramli's brother told contact.az that he had no doubts
that the drug was planted by the police.
A former Iranian civil defense official took the US and the Zionist
regime responsible for detaining the reporter who works for the
Iranian television in Azerbaijan.
"The pressures of the Zionists and the US had a role in arresting the
IRIB's reporter by the Azeri government," Former Director-General of
Iran's Civil Defense Davoud Ahmadinejad told FNA on Monday.
He referred to the efforts made by some reporters in revealing the
relations between the Zionists and a number of regional governments,
and said such states do their best to keep their ties with Israel
hidden.
On February 12, the Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned Azeri Ambassador
to Tehran Javanshir Akhundov to protest at Baku for sheltering several
Mossad-trained terrorists who had assassinated the Iranian scientists.
The director-general of the Iranian foreign ministry's office for
commonwealth and Caucasus affairs voiced strong objection to the
presence and unrestricted activity of Mossad intelligence agents
in Azerbaijan, who are involved in espionage activities against the
Islamic Republic.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry also criticized the anti-Iran campaign
on state-controlled Azeri news outlets and the degrading behavior of
Azeri customs officials towards Iranian truck drivers.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Fars News Agency
http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9010175558
Feb 21 2012
Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- An informed source dismissed the recent charges raised
by Azerbaijan about Iran's involvement in drug-trafficking in the
country, and disclosed Baku's key role in protecting poppy farms in
Afghanistan and spread of illicit drugs in the region.
"Promotion of narcotics is a serious policy of some official circles
in the Azerbaijan republic," an informed source, who asked to remain
anonymous, told FNA on Tuesday.
The source said that Azeri soldiers in collaboration with the US
occupying troops are protecting poppy farms in Afghanistan.
"The Azerbaijan republic has relocated part of its soldiers from
the contact lines in Karabakh to Afghanistan in a bid to protect
the poppy farms, which are a source of income for the occupiers,"
the source noted.
The revelation comes after Azeri security forces arrested an Iranian
journalist on suspicion of drug possession in Azerbaijan., prompting
a warning from Iran's embassy.
The Azeri media claimed that the reporter, Anar Bayramli, who
worked for Iranian TV, has been detained in Baku on charges of drug
possession.
Meantime, Bayramli's brother told contact.az that he had no doubts
that the drug was planted by the police.
A former Iranian civil defense official took the US and the Zionist
regime responsible for detaining the reporter who works for the
Iranian television in Azerbaijan.
"The pressures of the Zionists and the US had a role in arresting the
IRIB's reporter by the Azeri government," Former Director-General of
Iran's Civil Defense Davoud Ahmadinejad told FNA on Monday.
He referred to the efforts made by some reporters in revealing the
relations between the Zionists and a number of regional governments,
and said such states do their best to keep their ties with Israel
hidden.
On February 12, the Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned Azeri Ambassador
to Tehran Javanshir Akhundov to protest at Baku for sheltering several
Mossad-trained terrorists who had assassinated the Iranian scientists.
The director-general of the Iranian foreign ministry's office for
commonwealth and Caucasus affairs voiced strong objection to the
presence and unrestricted activity of Mossad intelligence agents
in Azerbaijan, who are involved in espionage activities against the
Islamic Republic.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry also criticized the anti-Iran campaign
on state-controlled Azeri news outlets and the degrading behavior of
Azeri customs officials towards Iranian truck drivers.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress