Iran Assures: Syria Will Overcome “Israeli”-made Crisis

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Iranian Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani said the plan proposed by the Syrian president to end the crisis in the Arab country demonstrates Damascus's determination to implement political reforms.

The Syrian government's plan showed that Damascus "has a solemn resolve to implement political reforms and changes," Larijani said on Tuesday, adding that, "Naturally, security grounds [for this objective] must be provided."
"Majlis welcomes reformist measures based on the nation's vote in Syria," Larijani added.
Larijani expressed regret that, over the past two years, the Western countries and some regional states have "fueled insecurity" in Syria by sending arms and other equipment into the Arab country.
In parallel, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast stressed the diplomatic approach should replace the current situation in Syria and said the ongoing crisis in Syria was a plot devised to ensure the security of the Zionist regime.
"All who believe in supporting rights of the Syrian people and claim to be advocate of establishing democracy in different countries including Syria, should realize that the best way to meet demands of the Syrian people is to hold a referendum in a peaceful and stable atmosphere which is free from violence," Mehmanparast said during his weekly press conference Tuesday.
He stressed that the democratic approach should also be used in other regional states such as Bahrain.

As for Iran's Ambassador to Lebanon Ghadanfar Roknabadi, he accentuated that the ongoing crisis in Syria was a plot devised to ensure the security of the "Israeli" regime.

"The trend of the developments in Syria proved that... a plot had been hatched to create a crisis in Syria in order to ensure the security of the Zionist regime," Roknabadi said on Monday.

In a meeting with Lebanese Coptic leader Archbishop Louis Urshalimi, the Iranian ambassador stressed the necessity of strengthening stability and solidarity in the regional countries particularly Lebanon and Syria, the Iranian ambassador said the Islamic Republic does not spare any effort to facilitate unity among nations fighting against the occupying regime of "Israel".
Syria has been experiencing unrest since mid-March 2011. Many people, including large numbers of security personnel, have been killed in the violence.

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