Qasemi: Yemen's disaster reaches critical point

Tehran, Nov 5, IRNA - Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qasemi commented on the one-month deadline for the US to define the Yemeni crisis, and said that the Yemeni disaster seems to have come to a sensetive point, and this situation cannot continue. Qasemi said the international community, the UN and neighbors must work to end this disaster and perhaps the first step is to stop the aggression, bombing and massacre of the people of the country, and then follow the next steps, and eventually the world clears out this disgrace. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman in response to another question about the visit of Iranian Foreign Minister to Turkey to attend the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Group of 8, said, “The summit discussed a number of issues in the field of monetary policy combating unilateralism and attempt to strengthen multilateralism and we have the positive assessment of this meeting and the issues raised.' Qasemi spoke about the failure to approve the Iranian government's bill on countering the financing of terrorism (CFT) in the Guardian Council, “Our position as the Foreign Ministry is the same and the previous principles, and we believe that the approval of the bill will have many benefits for the people and the people. We will face a lot of problems in the future without joining it.” He continued, “The Guardian Council has announced its objections to this bill, and we will work to resolve the ambiguities and doubts of the expert either for the parliament and the Guardian Council.' Qasemi said about Netanyahu's trip to Oman and whether Netanyahu provided a message saying that the missile production in Lebanon must be stopped, “the Zionist regime is not in a position to send us a message. “