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Simultaneous with the trip of Mr. Martin Kobler, the Special Representative of UN Secretary General for Iraq, to Tehran, the Iranian resistance once again warns against involving the mullahs' regime in the Ashraf dossier
NCRI - Simultaneous with the trip of Mr. Martin Kobler, the Special Representative of UN Secretary General for Iraq, to Tehran, the Iranian resistance once again warns against any dialogue with the mullahs' regime and involving this regime in the Ashraf dossier, and views it as illegal and in clear violation of many international conventions.
According to the News agency of the anti-human clerical regime on Monday May 7, Mr. Martin Kobler, who has traveled to Tehran, in a meeting with the regime's Foreign Ministry deputy on Arab and African countries praised the mullahs' regime role in "strengthening the political process and stability and security in Iraq and the region" and called for "the continued cooperation and exchange of ideas and providing solutions for specific issues"; he found "the regime's views for implementation of the UN mandate very effective" and praised "the support" of the religious dictatorship ruling Iran "in order to further strengthen the political, , social and economic situation of Iraq"!
Earlier, the Iranian resistance in its April 25 statement, expressed the strongest protest to the Iraqi government and the Special Representative of Secretary-General against involving the Iranian regime in Ashraf issue, and urged UN Secretary-General to prohibit all UN agencies and staff to negotiate and deal with the religious fascism ruling Iran regarding Camp Ashraf and Camp Liberty.
On April 24, Faleh Fayyaz Al-Ameri, al-Maliki's security advisor, after returning from Tehran and meeting with the regime's security officials including Qasem Soleimani, commander of the terrorist Qods Force, said: "Mr. Martin Kobler, United Nations Secretary General's representative in Iraq, had detailed discussions with the Iraqi and Iranian sides; he has had discussions either through Iranian Embassy or other communication channels, in order to provide needed requirements for the MOU that has been signed between him and Iraq to close Camp Ashraf and end the presence of the organization on Iraqi soil this year. What has been discussed included mechanisms and Iran's role in doing what it should do to solve this problem "(Al-Iraqiya state television, April 24).
The April 25 statement asserted that given 120,000 political executions by inhuman mullahs regime in Iran, and its constant plots to annihilate Ashraf, any dialogue and involvement of the religious dictatorship ruling Iran on the dossier of Ashraf and the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI) is a non-crossable red line and is playing with the lives and blood of thousands of innocent people and their families in Iran.
Secretariat of National Council of Resistance of Iran
May 7, 2012
According to the News agency of the anti-human clerical regime on Monday May 7, Mr. Martin Kobler, who has traveled to Tehran, in a meeting with the regime's Foreign Ministry deputy on Arab and African countries praised the mullahs' regime role in "strengthening the political process and stability and security in Iraq and the region" and called for "the continued cooperation and exchange of ideas and providing solutions for specific issues"; he found "the regime's views for implementation of the UN mandate very effective" and praised "the support" of the religious dictatorship ruling Iran "in order to further strengthen the political, , social and economic situation of Iraq"!
Earlier, the Iranian resistance in its April 25 statement, expressed the strongest protest to the Iraqi government and the Special Representative of Secretary-General against involving the Iranian regime in Ashraf issue, and urged UN Secretary-General to prohibit all UN agencies and staff to negotiate and deal with the religious fascism ruling Iran regarding Camp Ashraf and Camp Liberty.
On April 24, Faleh Fayyaz Al-Ameri, al-Maliki's security advisor, after returning from Tehran and meeting with the regime's security officials including Qasem Soleimani, commander of the terrorist Qods Force, said: "Mr. Martin Kobler, United Nations Secretary General's representative in Iraq, had detailed discussions with the Iraqi and Iranian sides; he has had discussions either through Iranian Embassy or other communication channels, in order to provide needed requirements for the MOU that has been signed between him and Iraq to close Camp Ashraf and end the presence of the organization on Iraqi soil this year. What has been discussed included mechanisms and Iran's role in doing what it should do to solve this problem "(Al-Iraqiya state television, April 24).
The April 25 statement asserted that given 120,000 political executions by inhuman mullahs regime in Iran, and its constant plots to annihilate Ashraf, any dialogue and involvement of the religious dictatorship ruling Iran on the dossier of Ashraf and the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI) is a non-crossable red line and is playing with the lives and blood of thousands of innocent people and their families in Iran.
Secretariat of National Council of Resistance of Iran
May 7, 2012
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