Tehran, YJC. Senior lawmaker says agreements between Iran and the Six Powers will get Israel closer to its demise.
Speaking
to ICANA, Deputy Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee
of the Majlis Mansour Haqiqatpour pointed to alleged to-be attacks by Israeli and
Saudi forces on Iran’s nuclear facilities and said "Saudi Arabia is nothing to
attack the Islamic Republic of Iran. As for the Zionist regime, it could not
resist the 8-day war of Gaza. Such claims are just some braggadocio from Zionist
and Saudi officials. If the Jerusalem-occupying regime launches an attack on Iran,
it will have committed its first and last mistake.”
The Ardabil
representative to the Majlis added "It is a relief that Iran has in its
possession the greatest military power and the country is the fifth greatest
missile power in the world. Our military forces have all these countries under
their coverage. Saudi Arabia and the Zionist regime are much lowlier than to
adopt such stances against Iran. Even the US cannot imagine attacking Iran.”
He asserted
that the loser in Iran-5+1 agreement will be Israel and Saudi Arabia, adding "Saudi
Arabia and its Zionist allies gain much from regional Irano-phobia. Now if Iran
and the West develop their relations, regional reactionaries and the Zionist regime
will surely suffer the greatest damage.”
"Saudi Arabia is the
executive and financial sponsor for Zionist plans about the region. It is to
regret that by supporting the Zionists, it played an influential role
preventing any final conclusion in the previous round of talks.”
The
Deputy Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Majlis
further said "Saudi Arabia seeks integrity around the Persian Gulf by spreading
Irano-phobia, therefore supporting extremist groups. For its irrational
policies, the House of Saud has turned into a precious ally for the Zionist regime
in creating regional crisis. But with agreements to be made between Iran and
the Six Majors, Saudi Arabia will suffer a great damage.”
A while
back, Sunday Times had said that Mossad and Saudi figures were discussing a
prospective attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.