Iran Warns Turkey to Stay Away from War on Syria

 

TEHRAN – The Iranian foreign ministry cautioned Turkey and other regional states against the repercussions of joining any future war on Syria, saying such a move will merely serve the interests of the Zionist regime,according to FNA.

Speaking to reporters during a weekly press conference here in Tehran on Tuesday, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Abbas Araqchi asked the regional states and “Turkish friends” to “be careful about what is going on in Syria as any attack against that country will serve the interests of the Zionist regime”.

“The entire region should keep vigilant and don’t allow further spread of the crisis by indigested measures,” he added.

Earlier reports said that Ankara has sent 400 tons of arms supplied by some Gulf states to” militants” in Syria to bolster their fight against the Syrian government.

“Twenty trailers crossed from Turkey and are being distributed to arms depots for several brigades across the North,” said Mohammad Salam, a terrorist operative who witnessed the crossing from an undisclosed location in Hatay.

The delivery is being called the single biggest weapons cache to reach the terrorists  since the unrest began two years ago.

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