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IRANIAN MP: RECEP PASHA PARTICIPATED IN 130,000 INNOCENT PEOPLE'S MASSACRE IN SYRIA
14:44 01/04/2015 >> Region
Recep Pasha must give up Neo-Ottomanism ideology and apologize to the
great nations of the region, the deputy president of the IRI Majlis for
Security and Foreign Policy Affairs, Mansour Haghighatpour, declared,
according to the Iranian site Vatankhahan.com.
"Erdogan thinks he can take a place among the other sultans as a
winning sultan, yet Recep Pasha must give up Neo-Ottomanism ideology
and apologize to the great nations of the region," the Iranian
MP particularly said referring to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip
Erdogan's recent statement addressed to Iran.
Proceeding with his speech, the deputy president of the IRI Majlis for
Security and Foreign Policy Affairs added, "Recep Pasha, intervening in
the interior affairs of the countries of the region, has participated
in 130,000 innocent people's massacre in Syria. I think Erdogan just
cannot visit Iran in current state of affairs."
Mohammad Esmayil Sayidi, another MP from the Iranian Majlis, said that
the Foreign Ministry of Iran must come up with a statement preventing
Erdogan's visit to Iran because of his sham statements.
According to Iranian site Irdiplomacy.ir, in an interview to the TV
channel France 24, the president of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in
response to the question whether Turkey is concerned about the growing
role of Iran in the region (Syria, Iraq, Yemen), had said, "No doubt,
Iran wants to take control over the whole region. This is certainly
not a positive development. We have discussed Syria and Iraq with them
[the Iranians]; still, we have not noted a positive move yet. As for
the Islamic State, Iran's actions are not sincere in that matter. Iran
tries to take control over the territories which are under ISIS's
possession and take actions at the background of Shia-Sunni split."
As the Iranian Fars News Agency reports, IRI Foreign Minister
Mohammad Javad Zarif, in answer to the above-mentioned statement of
the President of Turkey, said, "Those who have suffered irreversible
losses as a result of their strategic mistakes and ambitious politics
had better contribute to the stability of the region with responsible
policy."
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2015/04/01/iranian-deputy/
14:44 01/04/2015 >> Region
Recep Pasha must give up Neo-Ottomanism ideology and apologize to the
great nations of the region, the deputy president of the IRI Majlis for
Security and Foreign Policy Affairs, Mansour Haghighatpour, declared,
according to the Iranian site Vatankhahan.com.
"Erdogan thinks he can take a place among the other sultans as a
winning sultan, yet Recep Pasha must give up Neo-Ottomanism ideology
and apologize to the great nations of the region," the Iranian
MP particularly said referring to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip
Erdogan's recent statement addressed to Iran.
Proceeding with his speech, the deputy president of the IRI Majlis for
Security and Foreign Policy Affairs added, "Recep Pasha, intervening in
the interior affairs of the countries of the region, has participated
in 130,000 innocent people's massacre in Syria. I think Erdogan just
cannot visit Iran in current state of affairs."
Mohammad Esmayil Sayidi, another MP from the Iranian Majlis, said that
the Foreign Ministry of Iran must come up with a statement preventing
Erdogan's visit to Iran because of his sham statements.
According to Iranian site Irdiplomacy.ir, in an interview to the TV
channel France 24, the president of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in
response to the question whether Turkey is concerned about the growing
role of Iran in the region (Syria, Iraq, Yemen), had said, "No doubt,
Iran wants to take control over the whole region. This is certainly
not a positive development. We have discussed Syria and Iraq with them
[the Iranians]; still, we have not noted a positive move yet. As for
the Islamic State, Iran's actions are not sincere in that matter. Iran
tries to take control over the territories which are under ISIS's
possession and take actions at the background of Shia-Sunni split."
As the Iranian Fars News Agency reports, IRI Foreign Minister
Mohammad Javad Zarif, in answer to the above-mentioned statement of
the President of Turkey, said, "Those who have suffered irreversible
losses as a result of their strategic mistakes and ambitious politics
had better contribute to the stability of the region with responsible
policy."
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2015/04/01/iranian-deputy/