Iran Considers Sending Weapons to Terrorists in Syria as International Terrorism

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TEHRAN,(ST)_ Iran ‘s Assistant Foreign Minister Hussein Amir Abdul Lahyan  stressed that the insistence of certain  States to send arms to terrorists in Syria  and refraining   to help in halting  violence is considered as  international terrorism , condemning the  “blatant foreign interference in the internal affairs of Syria.”

In a statement today (Tuesday)  Lahyan explained that  “the solution in Syria is  purely political,” stressing that “the Syrian people will not allow others to decide for them  from the outside.”

He  continued  that “recent acts by  terrorist groups against the Syrian people and the opposition, who believes in the national dialogue failed” calling  on “all parties to join  national  and constructive dialogue with the Syrian government”.

 

T. Fateh

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