Demonstrators in front of Saudi embassy in Tehran. 11 April 2011
Anti-Saudi protesters today gathered in front of the Saudi embassy in Tehran, chanting slogans against the Saudi government and in opposition to Saudi intervention in Bahrain. Fars News Agency, quoting Tehran’s police officials, is reporting that demonstrators have thrown 6 to 7 Molotov cocktails inside the embassy. No immediate reports of casualties or damages inside the embassy were available.
Photo: Meghdad Madadi / Fars News Agency
This is not a good development , Iran should not let the situation escalate .
ReplyDeleteNothing still on the Wikileaks Israel claim about the inability to attack Iran's nuclear complex made in 2005? Sometimes news items are made more interesting by the fact of their omission from coverage.
ReplyDeleteSeems the dominoes are already falling with nothing to stop the chain reaction. War on the horizon. Shiite v Sunni
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous 1:39
ReplyDeleteThen why is there a iranian-egyptian rapprochement? You are ignorant.
not good.
ReplyDeleteIran has 100,000 pilgrims there, they will have to pay
iran must show his muscle to saudi when the supperiem leader condamme saudi it is mean to it not just a hot word so they must face more harsher action from iran they was silence for many years know is best time to have excuses to strike in the hard of saudi to pay for they crime of 1980 to 1988 war againest iran and againest iraq in 1990 up to day the resiem of saudi must gone for ever.
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous 3:45
ReplyDeleteSoon Mecca and Medinah will be in Iranian hands so you will have to pay....
Attacking the puppet Saudi embassy is not a very astute move. Iran has a lot of geo-strategic options vis a vis a very vulnerable Saudi Arabia which has recently recruited two Pakistani divsions of brainwashed madrassa Wahabbis from the Punjab to prop-up the corrupt house of Saud which is facing massive internal problems. Iran should be working with Saudi dissidents and not let this unnecessarily turn into a "Sunni-Shia" issue. That is exactly what the tottering Persian Gulf petro-pimpdoms and their US/Zionist masters want.
ReplyDeleteUS is doing its best to turn the Persian Gulf and Saudi freedom movements into a sectarian issue. The Arab street is quite aware of this insidious dimension.
Iran needs to revamp its Arabic/Urdu language media and TV services and perhaps host the Arab dissidents to expose US/Zionist policies directly to the disenfranchised Arab masses. The appeal of Iranian revolution remains very strong in the wider Muslim world. The corrupt Arab regimes are so distrustful of their own militaries and US supplied tools of repression that they are depending on mercenaries to hang on to power against the rising tide.
BTW, a very good analysis on the Pakistan Reasserts Military Intrusiveness In Gulf Region: Regional Implications – Analysis
Written by: SAAG
http://www.eurasiareview.com/pakistan-reasserts-military-intrusiveness-in-gulf-region-regional-implications-analysis-04042011/
also Asia Times has an excellent analysis by ex-Indian ambassador:
Pakistan skating
on thin Bahraini ice
The Pakistani aspiration to be a provider of security for the Saudi-backed Bahrain ruler to counter the challenge of Shi’ite empowerment holds inherent risks. But Islamabad is pushing the envelope, hoping to be on the ‘winning side’. - M K Bhadrakumar
http://www.atimes.com/
Iran should stop this and instead tell the world about the massive corruption of the al saud family.
ReplyDeleteI mean all the homosexualities, gamblings, sex rings, tortures, slaveries systematic rapes of imported house slaves... and and and
tell the world what animals the Saudis are. ( with respect to Arabs)
(Saudis are a stray subculture of Arabs brotherly to Iranians)
No surprise it's a bunch of disgusting women in Burqas, descendants of Arab rape blood, what I call "fake Iranians" or "Irabians".
ReplyDeleteFOR THE LOVE OF GOD, WHERE ARE THE REAL IRANIANS?