Tuesday, 18 October 2011 14:24
Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has censured the latest anti-Iran publicity campaign by the US government, warning against the creation of a "fabricated" crisis in the region.
According to IRNA, in a Tuesday meeting with ambassadors and representatives of international organizations in Tehran, Salehi called on independent and peace-seeking countries to adopt a tactful posture and refrain from taking a hasty stance on the issue.
He called on the countries to help prevent the fabrication of a crisis which could undermine regional and global peace and stability.
The minister strongly condemned the political moves by US officials to level allegations against Iranian organizations "based on suspicious remarks by an individual whose real identity has not been disclosed."
He further stated that Washington's 'evil scenario' is intended to tarnish Iran's ties with its Arab neighbors, to prop up the unsuccessful coalition of certain Western states to impose illegal sanctions on Iran and to help Washington regain its 'lost' position in the sensitive Middle East region.
He further cautioned the international community to remain vigilant in the face of such baseless allegations which threaten global order, peace and security.
Salehi emphasized that regional and international stability have always been a top priority in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran as the country has been a victim of terrorism itself.
The top Iranian diplomat also made reference to Tehran's role in spearheading efforts against global terrorism.
http://english.irib.ir/news/political/item/81069-iran-warns-of-fabricated-crisis-in-region
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