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Analysts: to take a position on Maliki's statements Soleimani, similar to the position of Erdogan's comments
21/01/2012 15:23
Baghdad, January 21 (Rn) - criticized analysts politicians, Saturday, statements made by the Quds Force Qassem Soleimani, the recent opening as flagrant interference in the internal affairs of Iraq that caused them to demand that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to take the position of his statements is similar to the position statements of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan .
The commander of Iran's Qods Force Brigadier General Qasem Soleimani announced at a symposium entitled "Youth and Islamic awareness" in the presence of a number of young people from Arab countries, which saw revolutions against the systems of government, that Iraq and southern Lebanon are subject to the will of Tehran and its ideas, noting that his country could regulate any movement to the formation of Islamic governments in both countries.
Said analyst Zia Shakurji told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "these statements reflect what kept secret Iran against Iraq since 2003 and before, and this is political Iran and ruled by," adding that "Iran hopes that Iraq will become part of the Islamic state of Iran or under the influence and hegemony. "
He Shakurji Today we are in front of the occupation of Iran's undeclared apt to extend for a long time considering that there are stretches of time, sectarian and religious and social allow for this type of occupation, "waving that" the government must face this threat seriously and the politicians and the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to take a stand against Soleimani similar their position against the remarks of Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and interventions. "
Mr Erdogan said in a speech to his parliamentary bloc at the beginning of January that Iraq faces a historic responsibility, calling on the leaders of various political and religious blocs of Iraq to "listen to their consciences to prevent the sectarian tension that turns into a conflict in their new fraternal."
Immediately, he criticized al-Maliki then strongly interventions Turkish in the affairs of his country, saying: "The pace of intervention in the internal affairs increased in recent times and suddenly, and to talk about Iraq, as if under the control or direction or management of the other State", in reference to Turkey.
He Shakurji that "he should call the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad, and inquire about these statements and to send a message to the rulers of Iran not to interfere in the Iraqi issue."
In turn, political analyst and writer Sarmad al-Tai (Rn) that "the statements Soleimani, there is nothing new," pointing out that "the Iranians speak this language since 9 years, and Soleimani, director of operations Foreign Intelligence Corps of Jerusalem, which is authorized for areas of influence of traditional."
However, to say "but to what extent can the reality on the ground that responds to the description of cocky and arrogant fired by Soleimani, this is the most important," noting that "the Iranians are optimistic too much and as a result of his sense of impasse great to Iran at the international level and regional level, it is called such statements".
He said that "Iran crisis may face penalties and sense of unusual talk in this way will make it over and over again."
The strained relations between Iraq and Iran in 1979 after the victory of the Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, as repealed by the former president Saddam Hussein Algiers Convention on 17 September 1980, considering all the waters of the Shatt al-Arab part of Iraq's water, and in the September 22, 1980 income countries, a war that lasted until 1988 , killed hundreds of thousands dead and wounded from both sides.
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21/01/2012 15:23
Baghdad, January 21 (Rn) - criticized analysts politicians, Saturday, statements made by the Quds Force Qassem Soleimani, the recent opening as flagrant interference in the internal affairs of Iraq that caused them to demand that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to take the position of his statements is similar to the position statements of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan .
The commander of Iran's Qods Force Brigadier General Qasem Soleimani announced at a symposium entitled "Youth and Islamic awareness" in the presence of a number of young people from Arab countries, which saw revolutions against the systems of government, that Iraq and southern Lebanon are subject to the will of Tehran and its ideas, noting that his country could regulate any movement to the formation of Islamic governments in both countries.
Said analyst Zia Shakurji told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "these statements reflect what kept secret Iran against Iraq since 2003 and before, and this is political Iran and ruled by," adding that "Iran hopes that Iraq will become part of the Islamic state of Iran or under the influence and hegemony. "
He Shakurji Today we are in front of the occupation of Iran's undeclared apt to extend for a long time considering that there are stretches of time, sectarian and religious and social allow for this type of occupation, "waving that" the government must face this threat seriously and the politicians and the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to take a stand against Soleimani similar their position against the remarks of Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and interventions. "
Mr Erdogan said in a speech to his parliamentary bloc at the beginning of January that Iraq faces a historic responsibility, calling on the leaders of various political and religious blocs of Iraq to "listen to their consciences to prevent the sectarian tension that turns into a conflict in their new fraternal."
Immediately, he criticized al-Maliki then strongly interventions Turkish in the affairs of his country, saying: "The pace of intervention in the internal affairs increased in recent times and suddenly, and to talk about Iraq, as if under the control or direction or management of the other State", in reference to Turkey.
He Shakurji that "he should call the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad, and inquire about these statements and to send a message to the rulers of Iran not to interfere in the Iraqi issue."
In turn, political analyst and writer Sarmad al-Tai (Rn) that "the statements Soleimani, there is nothing new," pointing out that "the Iranians speak this language since 9 years, and Soleimani, director of operations Foreign Intelligence Corps of Jerusalem, which is authorized for areas of influence of traditional."
However, to say "but to what extent can the reality on the ground that responds to the description of cocky and arrogant fired by Soleimani, this is the most important," noting that "the Iranians are optimistic too much and as a result of his sense of impasse great to Iran at the international level and regional level, it is called such statements".
He said that "Iran crisis may face penalties and sense of unusual talk in this way will make it over and over again."
The strained relations between Iraq and Iran in 1979 after the victory of the Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, as repealed by the former president Saddam Hussein Algiers Convention on 17 September 1980, considering all the waters of the Shatt al-Arab part of Iraq's water, and in the September 22, 1980 income countries, a war that lasted until 1988 , killed hundreds of thousands dead and wounded from both sides.
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