Iran's ambassador: Moderate is the one who never keeps mum on carnage of Yemeni children

Beirut, May 9, IRNA – Iran's Ambassador to Lebanon Mohammad Fathali said on Friday that a moderate person is the one who never supports Vahabiat and never keeps mum in dealing with the killings of innocent children in Yemen. The Iranian ambassador made the remarks in response to the allegations asserted by the Leader of al-Mustaqbal Lebanese parliamentary faction Fouad Siniora who is among Saudi allies. Some Lebanese dailies such as Al-Akhbar have publicized the remarks made by the Iranian ambassador. In response to putting finger of accusations on Iran in the meeting on 'Economy growth in the Arab world', he said Siniora has sewn up earth and sky to depict a moderate image of him and the commander of military operation dubbed 'Decisive Storm' against Yemen, he said. Siniora has tried to imply that his problems have roots in regional developments instead of proposing key economic solutions to resolve the problems of Arab world, he said. 'We would like to raise the question that moderation will be obtained through destruction of the country, destruction of infrastructure, public and private facilities, bridges, roads, airports, refugee camps, foodstuff storages and drop of cluster bombs on children and women?', he asked. Regretfully, Saudi officials and countries of the Arab Alliance prevent shipment of humanitarian aid to oppressed Yemeni nation, he said. Continued military operations and economic blockade of Yemen will never help maintain security of Saudi Kingdom but rather inflame revenge among a nation that has lost their children and livings through Saudi invasion, he said. On Iran's nuclear negotiations with G5+1, he said the two sides deputy foreign ministers and experts are working on the final text and its seems to clinch a win-win equation within specified timeframe. Iranian officials have bluntly declared that if the other party mind to create obstacles to remove economic sanctions or propose new terms, it will justify Iran to produce uranium as much as required, said the Iranian ambassador.