Monday, 1 April 2013

Iran slams Arab League support of Syria rebels


Iran's envoy to Syria on Sunday blasted the Arab League's decision to grant Syria's seat at the Arab Summit to the opposition, saying that it would only complicate the crisis, Iran's semi-official news agency Fars reported.

With Syrian membership to the Arab League suspended in November 2011, the seat at Tuesday's summit was filled by Moaz Alkhatib, the leading figure among Syria's opposition coalition that is battling to overthrow Syrian President Bashar Assad

"Arab states make historical mistakes in dealing with the Syrian crisis so that the Arab nations and the Syrian people will always remember them," Fars quoted Iran's Charge d'Affaires in Damascus Abbas Golrou as saying.




Golrou reportedly warned that the "wrong measures" taken by Arab countries would backfire on them and harm their interests.

Golrou's criticism echoed comments made earlier in the week by Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir Abdullahian, who accused the Arab League of cooperating with western governments "to serve their goals" in the Middle East.  Fars quoted Abdullahian as saying that, "It would be better if the Arab Leaders drew attention to defending oppressed people of Palestine vis-a-vis the occupying regime of Tel Aviv."


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