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I hope God gives you long age to see Alasad fall.
Russia Is Ready to Use Military Power to Defend Iran
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I hope God gives you long age to see Alasad fall.
This is not a suitable time to fight against a dictator when the country is facing potential threat from the enemy . It is time to defend your nation , not to fight against the govt by receiving money from CIA & the Lazy Shakes .
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LOL the guy in the intereview has no idea what his talking about lol. how he can say what hitler did to poland and russia is nearly identicle to what the us done in libya lol.. us didnt even put troops in libya, hitler blitzkrieged poland and russia
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US didn't put the ground troops on Libya, because it didn't have money.
But it was still the mastermind behind the invasion on Libya.
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Exactly. At least Hitler had the decency to use his own troops.
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no, the islamists sensed the timing was right due to tunisia uprising and overthrowing the leader, and also egypt aswell. the people wanted them out of power and revolted to achieve that, as in libya it was libyan people fighting, and because most of the population wanted change, the western countries help them achieve it. sure it was in their interests too, but they would not of done anything if the people didnt revolt. you are seeing the same in syria now, its not the usa or uk or france etc, it is the people rising up against assad, it is as simple as that. with new government forming in libya, it could even work against the us. they might not like us but used western nations to achieve THEIR objectives. if it goes against what the people want, the people will rise up again also.... you cannot say the us started any of it, the people of the nations in question started it all, the us just helped them when asked
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If russia is really is a justice lover & the good guy from heart who bends only to GOD then you must send S-300 to Iran now. You by falling into west rhetoric self blocked S-300 endangers Russia. If Iran gets muscles to defend itself they will not dare to think & attack Iran. Remembering if Iran is gone, Russian federation days will be numbered. Pls understand this if you Russians love your country it is a time to act now.
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iran, syria sign defense pact against 'foreign aggression'
Defense ministers from close allies Iran and Syria on Thursday signed an agreement for military cooperation against what they called the "common threats" presented by Israel and the United States. In a joint press conference, Iranian Defense Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar and visiting Syrian counterpart Hassan Turkmani said their talks had been aimed at consolidating their defense efforts and strengthening support for one another.
"Our cooperation is based on a strategic pact and unity against common threats. We can have a common front against Israel's threats," Turkmani told reporters after two intensive rounds of talks with Najjar.
"Our cooperation with the Iranians against Israeli threats is nothing secret and we regularly consult about this with our friends," he said.
Before the press conference, Iran's defense ministry said the two sides "stressed strengthening mutual ties and the necessity to preserve peace and stability in the region."
The defense ministry statement also said they discussed "ridding the region of weapons of mass destruction," in an apparent reference to the widely held belief that Israel possesses nuclear warheads.
The United States has led opposition to Iran's nuclear program, which Tehran insists is aimed at civilian energy purposes but which Washington suspects is a cover for atomic weapons-making.
US President George W. Bush has advocated diplomacy to resolve the international row over Iran's aims but has also said "all options are on the table" if Iran refuses to halt sensitive uranium enrichment work.
Washington has included Syria in its so-called axis of evil that also comprises Iran and North Korea, citing these nations as "supporters of terrorism."
Asked about US threats against Damascus and Tehran, both top brass brushed off the importance of such threats.
"This is nothing new, we will resist these threats," the Syrian defense minister said.
However, Turkmani dismissed the possibility of hosting an Iranian military base on Syrian soil.
"The language of a (foreign) military base in our country is alien to us. I want to say that it is not on the agenda," he added.
The Iranian defense minister said: "US threats are a kind of psychological operation. It is not new. With unity among the region's nations, these threats will not prevail."
Although the two refused to give specifics about the agreement for military cooperation, Najjar said Iran "considers Syria's security its own security, and we consider our defense capabilities to be those of Syria."
Najjar also shrugged off reports that Iran could pose a threat to the region.
"Iran is ready to sign a non aggression pact with regional countries," he said.
"Our military warfare equipment is based on deterrent policies and strategy. Enemies should know about our capabilities and should not even think about an assault against us," he said in response to a question about the optimization process going on for the medium range Shahab-3 missile.
Iran's Shahab-3 missiles have a range of 2,000 kilometers (1,280 miles), capable of hitting arch-enemy Israel and US bases across the Middle East.
Najjar added that the Syrian side has purchased some Iranian military equipment, but did not elaborate on the purchased items and did not say whether the purchases were made as part of Thursday's agreement.
Turkmani started an official visit to Tehran on Sunday.
During his trip, Turkmani has also met with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Islamic republic's military chiefs and visited Iranian military factories in Isfahan and Tehran.
Defense ministers from close allies Iran and Syria on Thursday signed an agreement for military cooperation against what they called the "common threats" presented by Israel and the United States. In a joint press conference, Iranian Defense Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar and visiting Syrian counterpart Hassan Turkmani said their talks had been aimed at consolidating their defense efforts and strengthening support for one another.
"Our cooperation is based on a strategic pact and unity against common threats. We can have a common front against Israel's threats," Turkmani told reporters after two intensive rounds of talks with Najjar.
"Our cooperation with the Iranians against Israeli threats is nothing secret and we regularly consult about this with our friends," he said.
Before the press conference, Iran's defense ministry said the two sides "stressed strengthening mutual ties and the necessity to preserve peace and stability in the region."
The defense ministry statement also said they discussed "ridding the region of weapons of mass destruction," in an apparent reference to the widely held belief that Israel possesses nuclear warheads.
The United States has led opposition to Iran's nuclear program, which Tehran insists is aimed at civilian energy purposes but which Washington suspects is a cover for atomic weapons-making.
US President George W. Bush has advocated diplomacy to resolve the international row over Iran's aims but has also said "all options are on the table" if Iran refuses to halt sensitive uranium enrichment work.
Washington has included Syria in its so-called axis of evil that also comprises Iran and North Korea, citing these nations as "supporters of terrorism."
Asked about US threats against Damascus and Tehran, both top brass brushed off the importance of such threats.
"This is nothing new, we will resist these threats," the Syrian defense minister said.
However, Turkmani dismissed the possibility of hosting an Iranian military base on Syrian soil.
"The language of a (foreign) military base in our country is alien to us. I want to say that it is not on the agenda," he added.
The Iranian defense minister said: "US threats are a kind of psychological operation. It is not new. With unity among the region's nations, these threats will not prevail."
Although the two refused to give specifics about the agreement for military cooperation, Najjar said Iran "considers Syria's security its own security, and we consider our defense capabilities to be those of Syria."
Najjar also shrugged off reports that Iran could pose a threat to the region.
"Iran is ready to sign a non aggression pact with regional countries," he said.
"Our military warfare equipment is based on deterrent policies and strategy. Enemies should know about our capabilities and should not even think about an assault against us," he said in response to a question about the optimization process going on for the medium range Shahab-3 missile.
Iran's Shahab-3 missiles have a range of 2,000 kilometers (1,280 miles), capable of hitting arch-enemy Israel and US bases across the Middle East.
Najjar added that the Syrian side has purchased some Iranian military equipment, but did not elaborate on the purchased items and did not say whether the purchases were made as part of Thursday's agreement.
Turkmani started an official visit to Tehran on Sunday.
During his trip, Turkmani has also met with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Islamic republic's military chiefs and visited Iranian military factories in Isfahan and Tehran.
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a friend said me something i found so true
the Iran of nowadays it is not only the "animal farm" story (book forbidden in Iran)
this is as well Qajar . So it is Qajar version of animal farm.
i find it funny and near from truth.
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