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At a time when the bloodthirsty dictator of Syria is in the center of international hatred and abhorrence, Mullah Larijani, head of the mullahs’ regime judicial branch once again expressed this regime’s full support behind Bashar Assad, the Fars news agency reported.
“The Islamic republic of Iran has no doubt in its support for Syria,” he stressed.
“For my part, as the head of the judicial branch, I announce Iran’s support for the Syrian government,” Larijani said in remarks made during his meeting with Assad’s parliament speaker. “Our country’s officials completely agree in defending the Syrian government.”
Source: http://www.mojahedin.org/pagesen/detailsNews.aspx?newsid=19124
“The Islamic republic of Iran has no doubt in its support for Syria,” he stressed.
“For my part, as the head of the judicial branch, I announce Iran’s support for the Syrian government,” Larijani said in remarks made during his meeting with Assad’s parliament speaker. “Our country’s officials completely agree in defending the Syrian government.”
Source: http://www.mojahedin.org/pagesen/detailsNews.aspx?newsid=19124
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