Crisis in Syria deflecting public from Saudi , Bahrain suppression

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Former Iranian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs has said that anti-Syrian gomvernment in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are well-aware of a day when Awakening breeze would embrace them as well,according to MNA.

Hussein Sheikh al-Eslami asserted that Saudi and Bahraini rulers fueled the crisis in Syria in order to deflect the public opinions from their suppression of public unrest.

He also provided comments on western reaction to Assad’s speech and said that western powers, and US and Israel want to dry out Syrian government and army capabilities in inside conflicts, which have been equipped to deal with Israel.

“The Arab countries and their Emirs want disintegration of Syria,” he added.

He also said that some countries dreamed of revived Ottoman Empire, and since it was not geographically viable, they have launched attempts to realize it at least in political grounds.

 “NATO is an agent for fueling ethnic violence in Iraq, Syria,”he concluded.

M.D

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