Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East

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All the events taking place in the Middle East, whether it is a conflict in Syria or the “resource wars” of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, are in one way or another connected with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The forces of evil seek to weaken Iran, or even destroy it altogether. And friends ... And Iran has very few friends in the Middle East. And they, too, now is not easy.

The reason for the events in this case lies in the fact that the current Iran "like a bone in the throat" is among the main geopolitical players. The fact is that for the American elite, Iran is an obstacle to their “Greater Middle East” plan to radicalize the region. For Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Iran is primarily an ideological and economic competitor. This, in turn, is again skillfully used by the upper elite of the American elite, which consists mainly of Zionist Jews. After an obvious failure in Syria, they obviously made a bet on fomenting a war between Arabs and Persians. And the goal of everything that happens here is only one - to blow up the Middle East. And Iran is on its way to achieving it - the last obstacle.

In fact, Iran in the Middle East is now acting as a deterrent. Iran’s leadership is tough on drug trafficking and terrorism. Accordingly, the transit route for drug couriers and terrorists is almost completely closed through Iranian territory. It should take into account the fact that Iran is located just between Iraq and Afghanistan with Pakistan. That is, countries internally unstable.

A special place is occupied by the main religion in Iran - Islam of the Shiite trend. Generally, Shiism and Sunni is for Muslims, approximately, like Orthodoxy and Catholicism for Christians several centuries ago. Shiites are fairly moderate Muslims. While the Sunnis, and especially the individual sects of this Islam, such as the Salafis and Wahhabis, are the real radicals. All Muslim terrorists are just representatives of the radical Sunni sects. Among Shiites, this kind of activity is not at all welcome. There is, of course, the Mahdi Army in Iraq created and led by Muktada al-Sadr and a number of smaller Shiite armed groups. But this is a very strong exception for the Shiite world, rather than the rule.

Proceeding from all this, it is worth bringing, first of all, to the western audience, the idea that all the aggression now coming from London, Washington, Tel Aviv, Riyadh and Doha is against the stability of Iran in the whole region The Middle East, coupled with the endless stupidity of Arab sheiks, firmly seated on the hook of the USA, with their desire to "remove the competitor"; and not the fight against Iran’s mythical "nuclear program" and other invented "pugalkami." Yes, and so beloved by the West about the "struggle for democracy" in the case of Iran, too, will not work. The fact is that there is more democracy in Iran than in the “den of world democracy” - the United States of America. About Saudi Arabia and Qatar, which in terms of civil rights and freedoms of the majority of the population can only compete with the medieval principalities, there is no reason to speak. I advise everyone to study the electoral system of Iran, where all citizens are vested with active suffrage in 16 years (There is only one in the world in Brazil), and the elections themselves are characterized by fierce competition. That is, no one goes to vote "for show" in Iran. In elections, the one who is worthy really wins. It is also worth noting the filter system for candidates for the President of Iran. She is also very interesting.

In my opinion, now Iran is an example for the entire Muslim world, how to develop properly. In the conditions of the most severe sanctions, Iran is now building cosmodromes and modernizing industry. While, for example, Arab sheikhs who have gone mad with an abundance of “petrodollars” build palaces and hotels with golden bowls for themselves, and also buy gilded airplanes. Therefore, the path of Iran is a path of development with preservation of traditions. The path of Saudi Arabia and Qatar - medieval obscurantism. Actually, who supports whom, he goes to that. The Syrian terrorists, who have taken sides with Saudi Arabia and Qatar, have been hammering the territories of Syria under their control into the Stone Age for several years now. I have flown to Syria several times this year and have seen with my own eyes what is happening there, where these various guardians of “pure Islam” have been. This is a real hell. At the same time, where secular Syrian power is preserved - everything is not even bad at all. But the problem is that the puppeteers of the Arab sponsors of these scumbags from Al Nusra, Al Qaeda, ISIS, etc. they want to turn the whole Middle East into hell. In no case should anything be allowed ...
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  1. +5
    9 November 2013 08: 27
    For Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Iran is primarily an ideological and economic competitor.

    Whom they are trying to remove, only now they are afraid to get involved openly in an armed conflict, trying to act "by someone else's hands." Fortunately, they have plenty of money, and there are plenty of "adventurers" in the Middle East. That's just "sow the wind - reap the storm." Sooner or later, but this "wave" will return and how Qatar and the SA will get out is not clear, since they are not so hot as soldiers ...
    1. Hudo
      +4
      9 November 2013 09: 04
      Quote: svp67
      For Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Iran is primarily an ideological and economic competitor.

      Which they seek to remove ...

      Removing Iran, for the SA, is like removing a load from the opposite pan of the beam balance - the system in equilibrium will collapse. "Cleaners" will face an unenviable fate. It's just some kind of progressive suicidal fixation among the Saudis.
      1. versed
        -2
        10 November 2013 14: 40
        "Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East" laughing

        This is the same as Nazi Germany a guarantor of stability in Europe in 1939

        The war in Syria continues thanks to Iran and Russia - guarantors of the stability of the bloody massacre.
        1. 0
          10 November 2013 16: 46
          Excuse me, please. More. Well, very interesting. wassat
    2. +4
      9 November 2013 09: 13
      I think that if negotiations on the Iranian nuclear issue continue to proceed so fruitfully and Iran succeeds in agreeing on the abolition or significant relaxation of sanctions, then this means that the United States has decided to put an end to the Saudis by buying oil from Iran, thereby trying to create a shortage of oil from its main competitor in China's Asia-Pacific region. China, perhaps possessing some information, concludes long-term contracts with Russia for the supply of oil and gas, paying with American securities, thereby trying to reach an agreement with Russia and get rid of the rapidly discrediting American currency at least a little. Russia takes money for long-term oil contracts from China. buys technology and squeezes out foreign companies by buying their shares, for example TNK BP, returning the "paper" to their owners. The game continues.
      1. Hudo
        0
        9 November 2013 12: 28
        Quote: Igor39
        The United States decided to end the Saudis by buying oil from Iran, thereby trying to create a shortage of oil from its main rival in the Asia-Pacific region.


        China immediately, without batting a slanting eye, will buy oil from the Saudis. And they will pay with the same green paper, which he has like wrappers of candy wrappers.
    3. +4
      9 November 2013 15: 31
      For Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Iran is primarily an ideological and economic competitor.

      No matter how you want to admit, Iran will soon become an economic competitor for Russia!

      Iran has 16% of the world's natural gas reserves!
      Iran has 10% of proven world oil reserves!
    4. +3
      9 November 2013 16: 08
      Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East


      The author must have found a good channel of beautiful grass somewhere. Otherwise, the title of the article cannot be explained.

      the only ally of Iran in the Middle East is Assad Syria. and what is happening there is known to all. how can one be the guarantor of peace if all of you are enemies there?
  2. Alikovo
    +5
    9 November 2013 08: 27
    Shiite Iran is the only rival to the Sunni countries of the Middle East.
    1. +5
      9 November 2013 08: 33
      The US has already dropped out of the ranks of countries trying to "break" Iran. Outright no. Lokomotiv Israel and Arabia will be indirectly happy (that is, with their tacit consent). So to speak, "the spearhead of the attack." And they themselves will not climb, after Syria received a heavy knockdown, collapsed their rating of "fighter for peace."
      1. Vovka levka
        +2
        9 November 2013 11: 13
        Quote: a52333
        The US has already dropped out of the ranks of countries trying to "break" Iran. Outright no. Lokomotiv Israel and Arabia will be indirectly happy (that is, with their tacit consent). So to speak, "the spearhead of the attack." And they themselves will not climb, after Syria received a heavy knockdown, collapsed their rating of "fighter for peace."

        Why would they tear something? Economic sanctions are slowly doing their job.
        The United States is doing everything to get away from the consumption of Middle Eastern oil. And it should be noted that they are doing everything right and this gives them a field for maneuver.

        The East is hard to understand and how you can’t get on me with your charter. And this applies to all, without exception.
        1. -5
          9 November 2013 12: 58
          Quote: Vovka Levka
          The United States is doing everything to get away from the consumption of Middle Eastern oil. And it should be noted that they are doing everything right and this gives them a field for maneuver

          bullshit, the states of Fukushima arranged to eliminate the Japanese line of engines with magnetic suspension .... not requiring oil products
          1. Walker1975
            +4
            9 November 2013 17: 46
            Quote: hert
            the states of Fukushima arranged to eliminate the Japanese magnetic engine line


            Now this is complete nonsense. The USA rocked the earth? And then the aircraft carriers swung from side to side for a long time to pick up a wave?
            1. 0
              10 November 2013 16: 54
              laughing Maybe they are also Chernobyl.
              1. anatoly
                0
                10 November 2013 18: 41
                Complete nonsense.
          2. Vovka levka
            +1
            9 November 2013 20: 38
            Quote: hert

            bullshit, the states of Fukushima arranged to eliminate the Japanese line of engines with magnetic suspension .... not requiring oil products

            If so, then I'm probably the Japanese emperor belay
          3. goldfinger
            +2
            10 November 2013 01: 32
            Quote: hert
            bullshit, the states of Fukushima arranged to eliminate the Japanese line of engines with magnetic suspension .... not requiring oil products

            That's what democracy in action means - write any hu..nyu, and bastards from your trollism!
        2. 0
          9 November 2013 13: 02
          Quote: Vovka Levka
          The East is hard to understand and how you can’t get on me with your charter. And this applies to all, without exception.

          the east can be understood, and the euro civilization proved it ... it's hard to understand the Russians, because they have several Euro approaches, and Asian: try to figure it out here, where
          1. Vovka levka
            +2
            9 November 2013 20: 46
            Quote: hert

            the east can be understood, and the euro civilization proved it ... it's hard to understand the Russians, because they have several Euro approaches, and Asian: try to figure it out here, where

            On a sober head is impossible.
    2. +14
      9 November 2013 11: 07
      I will express my opinion as an alternative to the opinion of the majority. I understand that the friction of the Iranians with the West creates a halo of David for them, opposing Goliath, the principle is the enemy of my enemy, my friend, although in real politics this is far from a fact. Today Iran and the West do not get along, but where are the guarantees that with the observed warming of relations between them tomorrow they will not be the best friends, as they were in the recent past. I agree that the levels of democracy in Iran and in S. Arabia and Qatar are incompatible. The Arabs generally have a medieval order. But presenting Iran as a model of democracy is also not worth it, which is worth a filter from the "Council of Guardians" - theologians who decide the degree of "adherence" of candidates to Sharia norms. They can overwhelm any candidate disagreeable to the authorities, even without explaining the reasons. Further, the author's assertions about "Iranians building spaceports and sheikhs with golden toilets" generally do not hold water. GDP per capita in the monarchies of the Gulf exceeds $ 100, and Iran's is in the region of $ 000. The indigenous population of the monarchies can afford not to work at all, education at home, at least in the best universities in the world is free, at the expense of the state. Medical care in the best clinics in the world is also free. In addition, citizens of these countries, already at birth, automatically become owners of a tidy sum in the form of a state grant-deposit. Can Iran boast such a standard of living for its citizens? Of course not. Inflation, to put it mildly, does not fall below double digits, an ineffective economy, unemployment, the quality of Iranian goods is no better than the cheapest Chinese consumer goods. The map attached to the article shows which Iran is a multinational state. And at the same time a barbaric domestic policy is being pursued. There are no schools in the country in the languages ​​of national minorities. Although these "minorities" make up at least 15000% of the population ... Any activities aimed at developing the culture of the non-Persian population are prohibited. Iran has managed to spoil relations with almost all of its neighbors. He also blocks any attempts to move the "stuck" agreements on the Caspian Sea off the ground. I repeat, dislike for the West should not prevent the real, not through stereotypes, perception of Iran as a state.
      1. +2
        9 November 2013 11: 29
        Quote: xetai9977
        Iran and the West don’t get along today, but where are the guarantees that, with the warming of relations between them, tomorrow they will not be best friends

        So no one has or almost no illusions about Iran, which is why it is worth strengthening relations between our countries if we know what is happening in Iran and who decides to be friends with whom, we will be ready for various events!
      2. Fin
        +7
        9 November 2013 11: 48
        Quote: xetai9977
        Iran and the West do not get along today, but where is the guarantee that, with the warming of relations between them, tomorrow they will not be best friends, as they were in the recent past.

        Your worries are clear. When they hug with the West, it will get colder with Azerbaijan.
        Quote: xetai9977
        "Iranians building spaceports and sheikhs with golden toilets" do not stand up to criticism at all.

        What is wrong here? They create an atomic bomb, launch rockets, build a fleet, nuclear power plants, etc. Industrialization however. And the SAs are sitting on the dough, and there is nothing besides boasting the height of skyscrapers.
        Quote: xetai9977
        Can Iran boast such a standard of living for its citizens?

        No one can boast except Brunei. In history, all the states that were well very rich, and accordingly had a swimming brain among the rulers, for some reason ended their existence or were very divided.
        Quote: xetai9977
        Iran is a multinational state. And at the same time a barbaric domestic policy is being pursued. In the country there is not a single school in the languages ​​of national minorities.

        Or maybe they’re doing it right? Let's look at Libya, where each tribe claims to be a separate state. You can first have some, then others .... And it will be more difficult with the state.
        And how many schools do you have in the languages ​​of nat. minorities?
        PS. I do not sing the praises of Iran, but expressed my opinion.
        1. +10
          9 November 2013 12: 09
          Dear Sergei, we are not afraid of a cold snap in relations with Iran. They have never been warm and have never been. We know about the state of affairs in Iran not from articles, but actually from first hand. There are few families who have not been there. And many come from there. They ask to pay for services in dollars or euros. By the way, they do not disdain our manats. And your comment that "the states that were very rich, respectively, had a swollen brain among the rulers," to be honest, I did not understand .. The rulers with "swollen brains" do not live happily ever after ... And as I understand it, you are against development of culture among ethnic minorities. Then is it any wonder that just those states where they do not care about their citizens usually end up badly .. Only during the 20th century Iran has gone through several revolutions and it is restless there all the time. And all to write off on " the intrigues of enemies "somehow does not work.
          1. Fin
            +1
            9 November 2013 12: 51
            Quote: xetai9977
            "swollen brains"

            I meant that when a lot of money feels like rulers, masters of the world, they are not able to really assess the situation and, as a result, make fatal mistakes both for themselves and for the country. This is now CA, Qatar.
            Quote: xetai9977
            . And as I understand it, you are against the development of culture among national minorities.

            I am not against the culture of national minorities. The problem with Iran is that there is no clearly predominant (large) nation. Everyone needs to be united under some common goals, ideas, and if each tribe has its own presidents, then there will be no state. I think there they know better what national policy to lead, whom to oppress, who not.
            You did not answer my question.
            1. +3
              9 November 2013 18: 17
              In my opinion, I answered your questions. If you mean the presence of schools in the languages ​​of national minorities, then I’ll give a note - Sunday schools are organized in areas of compact residence of national minorities, if there is an appeal from the population. In addition, the population is free to enroll children in the Azerbaijani and Russian sectors. press and electronic media broadcasts in the languages ​​of small nations. So there’s no discrimination, and we don’t have such a question at all, because there are about 91% of Azerbaijanis among Azerbaijanis. In Russia, in my opinion, there are no schools in the languages ​​of national minorities, but like ours, you can open Sunday schools. But in Iran, it’s even hard to imagine such a thing.
          2. Gari
            +3
            9 November 2013 14: 40
            Quote: xetai9977
            Dear Sergey, we are not afraid of a cooling of relations with Iran. They have never been warm and have never been.

            I read it, first from our newspapers, then from your press

            On November 8, the Iranian side closed all border points on the border with Azerbaijan. The reasons for this are unknown. According to a Turan regional correspondent, on November 6, an incident occurred on the Iranian border in Nakhchivan: fire was fired on the Iranian side by a working tractor on the Azerbaijani side of the Araz River.

            Azerbaijan sent a request about the reason for the shelling, after which the checkpoints were closed. There is still no response to the request.

            Currently, a large number of Azerbaijani citizens are waiting at several checkpoints on the border of permission to travel to Iran.

            The Azerbaijani side cannot give an answer to the question of when will the border be opened.

            Official Baku has not yet commented on the closure of the border; in an informal conversation, a customs official admitted that Iran closed the border without giving reasons.
            And what is the problem, what happened?
            http://www.contact.az/docs/2013/Politics/110800056840ru.htm#.Un4QZnC8DGY
            1. +11
              9 November 2013 16: 18
              Quote: Gari
              from the Iranian side, fire was opened on a working tractor on the Azerbaijani side of the Araz River.


              as in a joke, damn it. About a peaceful tractor on the Soviet-Chinese border.

              From a TASS message: "... yesterday at 17:31 the enemy troops crossed the state border with the support of tanks and aviation with the help of four divisions and attacked a peacefully plowing tractor. The tractor repulsed the aggressor's attack with heavy fire, shooting down 5 aircraft, 10 tanks and destroying up to 1000 units of enemy manpower. After that he released his wings, took to the air and flew away. As was recently announced by our government, if such provocations continue to take place, we will be forced to release harvesters and new modernized seeders into the fields. -mayor Ivanov stressed that this will be the case with everyone who encroaches on our peaceful work. smile
            2. +3
              9 November 2013 18: 05
              Iran periodically closes the border without even explaining the reasons. We are already used to it. Recently, two of our citizens were arrested for ... reading poetry in the Azerbaijani language ... What kind of good-neighborly relations can be discussed in such conditions?
            3. smersh70
              +2
              10 November 2013 01: 14
              Quote: Gari
              And what is the problem, what happened?

              but say that Iran is a peace-loving country smile yes give free rein to these mullahs there, they will occupy the whole world .. by the way, in their parliament there is 1 Jew ... 2 Armenians ... but there are no deputies of Azerbaijan ... despite the fact that 30-40 million people live there .. ..
              though today they opened the border ... they like to be asked ... East is a delicate matter .. and especially IRAN)))).
              1. Gari
                0
                10 November 2013 02: 02
                Quote: smersh70
                East is a delicate matter .. and especially IRAN)))).

                Yes sure, Vurgun how are you
                1. smersh70
                  +2
                  10 November 2013 02: 28
                  Quote: Gari
                  Yes sure, Vurgun how are you

                  Good evening .. more precisely, the night))) we have not been fighting for a long time wassat I think we went to 4plan .. while the Ukrainians are fighting .. more precisely, they are fighting with them for joining the Customs Union or the EU ..or whatever else fellow
                  1. Gari
                    +1
                    11 November 2013 09: 41
                    Quote: smersh70
                    We’re not at war for a long time.

                    And what is boring, but without war?
                    Better Peace Than War
      3. +2
        9 November 2013 15: 20
        Quote: xetai9977
        Per capita GDP in the monarchies of the gulf exceeds 100 000 dollars, and Iran in the 15000 region.


        Iran has per capita GDP in the region of 6-7 thousand dollars!
        1. +2
          9 November 2013 18: 19
          I wrote it to the maximum. Since then, of course, the welfare of the Iranians has fallen dramatically.
      4. +2
        9 November 2013 21: 43
        The concept of "democracy" is a psycho-virus embedded in the minds of people, designed to destroy the states - competitors of the United States. The closer a country is to the ideals of democracy, the weaker and more dependent it is on the United States. Up to the point that the power in it changes at the snap of fingers from the State Department. This time.
        Two. Why should we care how people are managed in their home? Apparently we should feel a powerful sympathy for the unfortunate Iranians, deprived of the benefits of tolerance, and be outraged that they did not let the faith of their fathers crush, but rather live strictly according to its precepts? Indeed, what a horror ...
        And yes, we are shocked by their economic situation. The Saudis bloom and smell like flies on dung, and the Iranians are poor. No, we expected that they, whom the West strangles with both hands, are rich ... and they are poor! Awful They need to surrender immediately, and then they can not work, but only guest workers as slaves to keep as much as they want ...
        And what a scandalous Iran! When the Iranians try to come to an agreement with someone, the negotiators in the other ear begin to yell and scream the United States and Israel modestly. And there’s no way to agree! What Iranians are unfriendly, ay yay yay ... And the Albanian script does not roll with them. Well, finally ...
        At times, a clearly pro-American Azerbaijan should be concerned with (and of course concerns), ready to plunge a knife into our backs. And to us and, here is a surprise, to Iran! And we will definitely take measures to ensure that this knife does no harm to us and not to our partner, and apparently in the near future a declared ally.
      5. goldfinger
        +1
        10 November 2013 01: 42
        Quote: xetai9977
        The principle is the enemy of my enemy, my friend, although in real politics this is far from a fact.

        Nonsense, consider medieval, by and large Iran, at least a potential ally! No country in the Islamic world, including Syria, can be an ally of the Christian state. (The USSR has already passed this, and it was just the Syrians and the Egyptians who were lohaning it). The USA is the best friend of the Shah of Iran Mohammed Pahlavi, and now for them - the devil in the flesh! We are all, the USA, the Russian Federation, the EU, for them at all times - giaurs! Allegedly friends, from wild poverty, and now they, the Arabs will buy anyone you want! and sell, but more expensive!
      6. 0
        13 November 2013 03: 12
        Dear Ksetai,
        My applause for a superbly reasoned post! Shapo !!!
    3. +2
      9 November 2013 12: 55
      Quote: Alikovo
      Shiite Iran is the only rival to the Sunni countries of the Middle East

      Shiite Islam is also not a gift, but compared with the Sunnis, this is a long-term prospect, the Sunnis want, right now
      1. +4
        9 November 2013 16: 05
        hi Sergey! Yes, there is no prospect there. The problem of Iran is that Iran is trying to export its revolution to all Muslim countries. But no one wants it. Iran has almost all its neighbors in strained relations.
        and Iranian citizens themselves are not happy with their regime. When talking with many
        they always say that when the shah they lived much better than they do now. and those Iranians who come to us in Baku immediately change clothes, and the men just muffle vodka from morning till night))) if they drink in Iran they will get 80 hits in the back , and with repeated detention they will hang on a truck crane.
        1. +1
          9 November 2013 18: 46
          In general, the opinion about the religiosity of the Iranians is greatly exaggerated. I knew 2 Iranians who were very surprised to learn that I was not drinker. They themselves were taken to my chest almost daily. There are certainly very religious, but most relate to religion quite calmly.
          1. +3
            9 November 2013 19: 07
            Quote: xetai9977
            In general, the opinion about the religiosity of the Iranians is greatly exaggerated.

            I often saw in Istanbul how the Iranians and their families stood in line for beer and drank on the street!
  3. makarov
    +1
    9 November 2013 08: 38
    the fact that without an alliance - support from each other, Syria and Iran, the life of these countries will become more complicated, there can be no doubt. It hurts a lot of freeloaders around who have only a predatory instinct to get enough at the expense of others. It’s quite clear whose ghoul it is.
  4. +1
    9 November 2013 08: 45
    The monarchy of the Middle East is a dense Middle Ages. If these troglodytes come to us, there will be a sea of ​​blood. Iran is a bright spot in the darkness of the East.
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      1. The Indian Joe
        +4
        9 November 2013 12: 30
        Do you think the Israelis are better?
        In the video below, a gay Jewish parade in Jerusalem.

        1. 0
          10 November 2013 13: 24
          There are enough cockroaches for both of them.
      2. Hudo
        +10
        9 November 2013 12: 37
        Dear professor! Respecting your religious feelings, I will not upload photos of Israeli Orthodox. But if you have them, it’s advisable for you to keep quiet in a rag, and not to show photos of imported obscurantists, if you have your own no less than ... um ... eccentric.
        1. Walker1975
          +2
          9 November 2013 17: 51
          But are Israeli Orthodox stoned or whipped by anyone who disagrees with them?
          1. +7
            9 November 2013 17: 56
            Quote: Walker1975
            But are Israeli Orthodox stoned or whipped by anyone who disagrees with them?
            Are you humane people --- only Polonium
            1. +4
              9 November 2013 18: 32
              Quote: Thunderbolt
              Are you humane people --- only Polonium

              Who do you believe more, Swiss or Russian experts?
              Russian experts did not confirm the poisoning of Y. Arafat with polonium-210.

              08.11.2013/16/51, Ramallah 54:210:XNUMX Russian experts who have examined the remains of the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Yasser Arafat did not confirm the version of his poisoning with radioactive polonium-XNUMX. According to the results of the analysis, "it was not possible to come to an unambiguous conclusion about the presence of a radiation background in the samples presented," says the expert opinion of the A.I.Burnazyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia.

              An electronic copy of the document prepared by Russian experts is published on the website of the Qatari television company Al Jazeera. Palestinian authorities have confirmed that Russian experts have come to precisely this conclusion. Quoting the Russian report, Dr. Abdullah Bashir, one of the members of the Palestinian commission of inquiry, pointed out the lack of sufficient grounds to assert that the ingress of polonium into the body of Y. Arafat could lead to his death.

              A Russian expert report published by Al Jazeera states that only one of the four fragments presented (bone of the skull) had a radioactive background, which, with a low degree of probability, could indicate the presence of a certain amount of polonium-210 inside the body.

              According to Al Jazeera's source, who transmitted a copy of the report to the TV company, "the laboratory staff received clear instructions from the Russian Foreign Ministry on how the final report should look."

              The conclusion of Russian experts casts doubt on the hypothesis of poisoning of Y. Arafat with radioactive polonium.
              1. +1
                9 November 2013 18: 52
                Hello Atalev! I believe in the mother of all things, in science. And she says that the polonium compounds are poorly living and disintegrate before my eyes. The Swiss expert D could not determine the presence, condition and concentration of this volatile substance. And my post was assigned to talk about to this pichalka))) Pari Orel over the Holy Land Indus with the whole Pari Land and bless these deserts with your blessed wings. So rejoice at the tall Eagle, swear to his name and try to find his trace flying in the transparent sky. So, Sasha soars our Eagle in mustache does not blow
              2. Marek Rozny
                0
                11 November 2013 16: 22
                Yes figs with this polonium. Izriltans carry out terrorist attacks in Iran, killing the local nuclear physicists. And just do not argue that this is supposedly the work of a third party. Neither the West, nor the Arabs, nor the Turks, nor the Chinese are so concerned about this issue as to arrange the killing of Iranian scientists.
                Moreover, the Israelis are quite capable of killing "Israel's enemies" anywhere in the world.
                I have a normal attitude towards Jews, but God forbid your state doesn’t like me with something. Blow me up in my own house without trial)))
        2. +2
          10 November 2013 00: 05
          Quote: Hudo
          Dear professor! Respecting your religious feelings, I will not upload photos of Israeli Orthodox

          When these orthodox will rule the country then lay it out.
          1. Hudo
            0
            10 November 2013 00: 19
            Quote: professor
            Quote: Hudo
            Dear professor! Respecting your religious feelings, I will not upload photos of Israeli Orthodox

            When these orthodox will rule the country then lay it out.


            ??? And what, they have ceased to lead your country?
            1. +3
              10 November 2013 08: 27
              Quote: Hudo
              ??? And what, they have ceased to lead your country?

              The orthodox were once part (I emphasize a small part, they cannot even be compared with the size of Christian democrats in Germany) of the ruling coalition and no more. And now they are in opposition, but not then and not now they did not lead the country. In Iran, Ayatollahs are in charge, who even have their own army.
      3. +2
        9 November 2013 13: 57
        What is this? Tomato festival?
      4. Gari
        +7
        9 November 2013 14: 15
        Quote: professor
        The same obscurantists.

        Respected
        Professor, but of course, it is beneficial for you to expose Iran as a backward medieval state, with enviable constancy, publishing these photos, and attributing them to Iran, already wrote to you, but
        so I’ve already written to you, I’m writing again, I’ve dug on the Internet for your sake,
        On December 5, 2012, Muslims around the world celebrated Ashur Day - the 10th day of the month of Muharram. On this day, according to the Qur'an, the creation of Heaven, Earth, angels, the first man - Adam falls.

        A doomsday (apocalypse, doomsday) will also come on the day of Ashura. On the day of Ashur, Muslims say, Adam was resettled in Paradise and received repentance from him after the fall.

        For Shiites (adherents of Shiism - a trend in Islam) this day is a day of mourning
        Initially, in accordance with general Muslim traditions, Shiites also celebrated the onset of the Muslim New Year - the month of Muharram and its 10th day - Ashur as a “great and blessed” day. But since al-Hussein, the youngest son of Ali ibn Abu Talib and the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, was killed on that day on October 10, 680 on the Gregorian calendar, the first ten days of the month have been dedicated to mourning the martyrdom of Hussein. Hussein died fighting the army of Caliph Yazid. He knew the hopelessness of his struggle, but he accepted martyrdom for the salvation of Islam. Therefore, during the ceremony of mourning Hussein, Shiites encouraged self-torture.
        The participants in the processions scourge themselves, exclaiming: “Shah Hussein, wah, Hussein!”, Inflicting wounds on themselves with sabers, daggers. According to legend, Hussein suffered 33 stabbed and 34 chopped wounds. On the photo: December 5, 2011. Shiit walks on hot coals in Yangon.
        Hussein's memorial day is celebrated in Iran, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan and partially in Tajikistan and Pakistan, as well as in other countries where there are Shiite Muslim communities.
        The tradition of Shia self-torture with chains and knives to bleeding wounds developed in the Middle Ages.
        So carefully looking at the photo, I saw a funeral ceremony in Istanbul (Turkey), in Lebanon.
        And here is the self-torture of Shiite Muslims in Baghdad (Iraq), in Kabul Afghanistan and Pakistan.
        And there is no Iran there.
        If anyone does not believe
        http://pixanews.com/traditions/shiity-otmetili-ashuru-samoistyazaniyami.html,
        http://bigpicture.ru/?p=234386.
        1. The Indian Joe
          +6
          9 November 2013 14: 47
          That is, the Professor, to put it mildly, deliberately submits information in a style that distorts the real situation of things (I will not use the word "breach", Professor Smirnov's defender gave me a warning for using it regarding the Professor)?
      5. +6
        9 November 2013 18: 57
        as you can see, the Iranians live in the Islamic Republic, their laws are based on the Koran, follow the Sharia law. And as we see from the photographs, everything that is provided has nothing to do with Islam or the Sharia, and especially the Koran. In all religions, including Islam, it is strictly forbidden to injure oneself.

        in Iran, Islam and the Koran are remembered only when it is beneficial to those in power. In general, to be honest, all over the world in those countries where the name of the country has an Islamic republic, no real Islamic values ​​are observed.
        this has a very simple explanation. The state and religion have different concepts. when religion begins to interfere in state affairs, it turns out that obscurantism.
    2. +1
      9 November 2013 13: 16
      Quote: Arkan
      Iran is a bright spot in the darkness of the East.

      not a fact, everyone uses everyone for their own purposes ..... just a different perspective, short-term or long-term. Our experience in dealing with Iran says that only by taking a saber out of its sheath can you find consensus.
      1. +4
        9 November 2013 19: 00
        Gary, of course, correctly stated, but there is a slight assumption. The same thing is happening in Iran.
  5. -2
    9 November 2013 09: 42
    Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East

    I haven't heard a greater absurdity for a long time. "Guarantor" finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas, instigates armed actions, leads to an arms race in the entire region, etc., etc.
    1. Fin
      +6
      9 November 2013 10: 19
      Quote: professor
      Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East

      I haven't heard a greater absurdity for a long time. "Guarantor" finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas, instigates armed actions, leads to an arms race in the entire region, etc., etc.

      For them, Israel is a foreign object in the Arab body. Arabs will not calm down while you exist. For us, the Islamic Republic of Iran is a state with competent authority, the restraining power of all rabble. I’m afraid to imagine if there will be no IRI, then the Bedouins will take up Israel and will have to look for another IY.
      1. +1
        9 November 2013 12: 36
        Quote: Fin
        I’m afraid to imagine if there will be no IRI, after which the Bedouins will take up Israel and will have to look for another IY.

        Israeli Bedouins? Jordanian? Or what, do you even know who they are and where they live?
        1. Fin
          +3
          9 November 2013 13: 12
          Quote: atalef
          Israeli Bedouins? Jordanian? Or what, do you even know who they are and where they live?

          I had in mind the bandits that the SA is preparing. Well, to you for enlightenment: the Bedouins are the main NRM of the Arabian Peninsula, they live a lot where, there are also in Israel, Syria .... Look at your Wiki.
          Do you really want to say something? Do not want to move? So try to make contact with your neighbors, not shit under the door.
          1. +2
            9 November 2013 13: 21
            Quote: Fin
            I had in mind the bandits that the SA is preparing.

            What does Bedouins have to do with ethnicity?

            Quote: Fin
            Well, for your enlightenment: the Bedouins are the main NRM of the Arabian Peninsula, they live a lot where, there are also in Israel, Syria .... Look at your Wiki.

            Explain to someone else what it is, I see them and communicate every day

            Quote: Fin
            Do you really want to say something?

            No nonsense to write. I wanted to say this

            Quote: Fin
            Do you want to move?

            What for ?

            Quote: Fin
            So try to make contact with your neighbors,.

            Another nonsense. Do you want to agree with Ukraine, Georgia and the Baltic states? Here we are not.
            1. Fin
              +2
              9 November 2013 14: 21
              Quote: atalef
              What does Bedouins have to do with ethnicity?

              The same as in the West everyone from the former union is called Russian.
              Quote: atalef
              No nonsense to write. I wanted to say this

              Dear, you perfectly understood me. No need to pretend to be a fool.
              Quote: atalef
              Another nonsense. Do you want to agree with Ukraine, Georgia and the Baltic states? Here we are not.

              Why do we need it? We will not disappear because of them. And you read Brzezinski and study the map.
              1. +1
                9 November 2013 15: 17
                Quote: Fin
                The same as in the West everyone from the former union is called Russian.

                And all the Arabic speakers are Bedouins --- bravo !!!!!!!!!

                Quote: Fin
                Dear, you perfectly understood me. No need to pretend to be a fool

                I've never been a fool. but I don’t understand you

                Quote: Fin
                Why do we need it? We will not disappear because of them. And you read Brzezinski and study the map.

                And we are not the same. Well, about Brzezinski --- the same figure to me. Better predicted him, even when the great-great-great-grandfather of Brzezinski was not born, and where are they all?
                1. Fin
                  -1
                  9 November 2013 20: 03
                  Quote: atalef
                  And all the Arabic speakers are Bedouins --- bravo !!!!!!!!!

                  Are you bored again, no one to show their knowledge? I already explained everything to whom I had in mind.
                  Quote: atalef
                  More abruptly predicted, even when the great-great-great-grandfather of Brzezinski was not born, and where are they all?

                  Well here I will explain, the answer is not to the cashier. Brzezinski recently said that such a state will not be in the near future. What promprap promised, I do not know, but then there was no state of Israel.
          2. 0
            11 November 2013 01: 04
            Quote: Fin
            I had in mind the bandits that the SA is preparing. Well, to you for enlightenment: the Bedouins are the main NRM of the Arabian Peninsula, they live a lot where, there are also in Israel, Syria .... Look at your Wiki.
            Do you really want to say something? Do not want to move? So try to make contact with your neighbors, not shit under the door.

            Do you really know anything about the Bedouins?
      2. Katsin1
        +2
        9 November 2013 14: 05
        And for Iran, Russia is the middle Satan, between America and Israel
        1. Fin
          +3
          9 November 2013 14: 24
          Quote: Katsin1
          And for Iran, Russia is the middle Satan, between America and Israel

          So first they will destroy America or Israel, and we will prepare.
          1. +1
            11 November 2013 01: 07
            Quote: Fin
            So first they will destroy America or Israel, and we will prepare.

            Are you sure that they will not want to start with someone weaker - well, for a test of strength?
      3. +1
        11 November 2013 01: 05
        Quote: Fin
        For us, Iran is a state with competent authority, the restraining power of all rabble. I’m afraid to imagine if there will be no IRI, after which the Bedouins will take up Israel and will have to look for another IY.


        Tell me, what nonsense? IRI until the 1979 year was not. Did it somehow explode the world?
    2. +5
      9 November 2013 12: 20
      "Guarantor" finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas, instigates armed actions, leads to an arms race in the entire region, etc., etc.
      laughing This is your regional problem.
      Yes, who do not spit = all the leaders. You do not particularly separate yourself from them, the same hell, only in profile.
    3. Gari
      +4
      9 November 2013 14: 19
      Quote: professor
      Garant finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas,

      And also about the attitude towards the Jews in Iran itself
      The official policy of the Iranian authorities towards Jews is based on the principle: tolerance towards Jews, intolerance towards Zionism (the latter refers to the justification for the existence of the state of Israel), which is completely identical to the policy of the USSR during the time of “stagnation”
      For this reason, amazing collisions are taking place in politics: for example, in 2007, when President Ahmadinejad made harsh statements against Israel and questioned the extent of the Holocaust, the television series “Turning Zero Degrees” funded by the Iranian government and was very successful on Iranian television tells the story of how an Iranian during the years of the Nazi occupation of France helped save his beloved family - a French Jewess - and a number of other Jews.
      The Jewish community in the Mejlis is represented by 1 deputy (in 2000 and 2004, Maurice Motamed was elected to this position). Iranian Jews emigrate freely to various countries, with the exception of the United States and Israel, where they can only get through third countries (however, the same Motamed almost the whole family has already moved to the United States).
      On February 8, 2003, Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visited the Yussef Abad Synagogue.
      Former Israeli President Moshe Katsav came from Iranian Jews.
      http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Персидские_евреи
      1. +1
        11 November 2013 01: 09
        Quote: Gari
        The official policy of the Iranian authorities towards Jews is based on the principle: tolerance towards Jews, intolerance towards Zionism (the latter refers to the justification for the existence of the state of Israel), which is completely identical to the policy of the USSR during the time of “stagnation”


        That is why there were several espionage show trials, when the Jewish origin of the accused was especially prominent, and my acquaintances, Persian Jews, who got out of there at the end of the 90x - the beginning of the 2000's, would have laughed at it well. What is beautiful on a piece of paper can be very different from reality.
    4. +1
      11 November 2013 01: 03
      Quote: professor
      I haven't heard a greater absurdity for a long time. "Guarantor" finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas, instigates armed actions, leads to an arms race in the entire region, etc., etc.

      The guarantor of stability is nonsense, of course. The counterweight is yes. Guarantor of stability - here I laughed 8 for a long time)
    5. Marek Rozny
      0
      11 November 2013 16: 27
      Quote: professor
      "Guarantor" finances terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas, instigates armed actions, leads to an arms race in the entire region, etc., etc.

      Israel Has Nuclear Weapons, And Is Iran's Arms Race Satisfied?
      Israel is not shy about killing without trial in foreign countries, but they are not terrorists? Is the murder of Iranian scientists - is it terrorism or a minor violation of international law?
  6. ed65b
    +2
    9 November 2013 09: 48
    Iran is "hanging" over almost all the countries of the east. Give him nuclear weapons and he will really become a regional superpower of which they are so afraid, especially Israel. not the fact that the Iranian leadership will apply it, but the very fact of possession of nuclear weapons will cool the ardor of all "progressive" humanity.
  7. 0
    9 November 2013 09: 49
    "The same obscurantists." Look at yourself in the mirror. For you obscurantists, for us not.
  8. AVV
    -1
    9 November 2013 10: 56
    Therefore, Israel bases its aircraft in the SA to attack Iran suddenly and vilely, like Syria !!! ???
    1. Katsin1
      +1
      9 November 2013 14: 07
      But how to attack real? To inform in advance about the time and place of the attack, flight altitude and disable electronic warfare equipment? :-)
    2. -2
      10 November 2013 00: 09
      Quote: AVV
      Therefore, Israel bases its aircraft in the SA to attack Iran suddenly and vilely, like Syria !!! ???

      In CA? On the moon, he bases them, is this not obvious? Maybe you have their photos too?
    3. +1
      11 November 2013 01: 10
      Need to send a suicide squad with knives?
  9. mr_Doom
    0
    9 November 2013 11: 22
    The author mentioned the word `` obscurantism '', if the text contains tauie words, and also in such a context as the alignment of forces, then the text becomes delirium because emotions are involved, and thanks to the `` obscurantism '' also religious.
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  11. 0
    9 November 2013 11: 32
    Here, Russia should clearly act in its own interests, and in Iran they largely coincide with ours.
    1. +7
      9 November 2013 18: 34
      I would argue on this point. Once Iran torpedoes all progress on the status of the Caspian
  12. 0
    9 November 2013 13: 04
    National traditions and customs are good. They must be honored. But let's remember Herodotus. Herodotus says: we must honor other people's customs. And two hundred pages later: "It is a Persian custom to bury the victims alive in the ground."
  13. ReifA
    +1
    9 November 2013 13: 29
    A country where a religious leader actually rules cannot be a guarantee of stability, IMHO.
    1. +1
      11 November 2013 01: 17
      Quote: ReifA
      A country where a religious leader actually rules cannot be a guarantee of stability, IMHO.


      Not actually, but real. He has all the power, the president is only the second person in the hierarchy.
    2. Marek Rozny
      0
      11 November 2013 16: 42
      Quote: ReifA
      A country where a religious leader actually rules cannot be a guarantee of stability, IMHO.

      But what about the Vatican?
  14. -1
    9 November 2013 13: 55
    If Iran falls, then the next will be Russia !!!
    1. +2
      9 November 2013 14: 07
      Quote: GRIGORY
      If Iran falls, then the next will be Russia !!!

      Don’t tell me ..! We have Azerbaijan on the border well armed .. And Armenia has the Army! It’s worse (a thermonuclear bomb .. detonated on new land ..)))) First they will mate and then tear the entire Middle East ... So the border there is reliably covered ..
    2. +8
      9 November 2013 19: 05
      don’t know that the fate of Russia depends on Iran)) having written this, you thought for a second what you wrote?

      If the fate of a country like Russia depends on some other country, then Russia
      how the state did not take place. This is how your writings are interpreted. Just HORROR! Deserve it. It's a pity that there is only one
    3. 0
      10 November 2013 21: 48
      No, the sequence is: Syria, DPRK, Iran, and Russia after.
  15. Katsin1
    +2
    9 November 2013 14: 09
    It's amazing how nothing is changing in the world: modern Islamofascists, impotent west and Russia cooperating with Islamofascists. And as always, the first, but not the last goal of the Islamofascists is the Jews. The only difference is that now we can fend for ourselves
  16. +1
    9 November 2013 14: 13
    Quote: svp67
    For Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Iran is primarily an ideological and economic competitor.

    Whom they are trying to remove, only now they are afraid to get involved openly in an armed conflict, trying to act "by someone else's hands." Fortunately, they have plenty of money, and there are plenty of "adventurers" in the Middle East. That's just "sow the wind - reap the storm." Sooner or later, but this "wave" will return and how Qatar and the SA will get out is not clear, since they are not so hot as soldiers ...


    And most importantly, they do not learn anything, al-Qaeda has been fed, and now it has decided that the Saudi regime is not sufficiently Sharia, now the Saudis are forced to drive these Sharia people in their own backyard.
  17. 0
    9 November 2013 14: 54
    Quote: hert
    Quote: Arkan
    Iran is a bright spot in the darkness of the East.

    not a fact, everyone uses everyone for their own purposes ..... just a different perspective, short-term or long-term. Our experience in dealing with Iran says that only by taking a saber out of its sheath can you find consensus.


    I am not saying that the Iranians are lambs, the "last argument of kings" is a necessary and necessary means in the affairs of the East. Persia-Iran is one of the best examples of Eastern Civilization.
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  19. chushoj
    0
    9 November 2013 16: 13
    Most people like to have subordinate uneducated drunks who create constant unrest. Uneducated drunks like to rule and be Chaldeans. It is easier for such leaders to constantly take care of the people and go to the golden toilet. This is more pleasant than creating anything.
  20. +4
    9 November 2013 16: 39
    Ershov: ,, The reason for the events in this case lies in the fact that the current Iran "like a bone in the throat" is among the main geopolitical players. In fact, Iran in the Middle East now has a deterrent function .... ,,

    Bullshit, which was denied on August 11, 2013. President Putin:
    ,, ... I spoke about this with my Iranian friends - we must not forget that Iran is located in a very complex region. And when we hear from Iran threats against neighboring countries, in particular Israel, when we hear from Iran that "Israel can be destroyed" - I believe that this is absolutely unacceptable "...

    By the way, doesn’t Ershov know that Argentina issued arrest warrants for senior Iranian terrorists who blew up the building of a Jewish organization, where more than 100 people died? The current Minister of Armed Forces of Iran, who has no opportunity to leave Iran, led the attack. will be arrested.
    Iran finances terrorist organizations in the Middle East, including Hezbollah terrorists, whose members are denied entry to Europe, the United States and a number of countries in the Middle East ...
    1. 0
      9 November 2013 16: 45
      GDP warned Iranians against overly emotional statements, but nothing more.
    2. David_Arius
      0
      10 November 2013 05: 36
      About Argentina, everything is too confused.

      Hezbola is a Lebanese political party with tons of seats in parliament. Russia does not consider Hezbola a terrorist organization.
      1. +2
        10 November 2013 05: 41
        Quote: David_Arius
        Hezbola
        Iranian combat wing
        1. David_Arius
          -2
          10 November 2013 14: 01
          First of all, Hezbola is a Lebanese political structure.
          1. 0
            11 November 2013 01: 11
            Quote: David_Arius
            First of all, Hezbola is a Lebanese political structure.

            First of all, Hezbola is a Lebanese terrorist organization.
      2. +1
        11 November 2013 01: 16
        Quote: David_Arius
        Hezbola is a Lebanese political party with tons of seats in parliament. Russia does not consider Hezbola a terrorist organization.


        These are the problems of Russia. She and Hamas do not count.
  21. 0
    9 November 2013 17: 51
    Quote: Arkan
    GDP warned Iranians against overly emotional statements, but nothing more.

    Putin knows what’s behind Iran’s emotions. An explosion of a building in Argentina or an explosion of a bus in Bulgaria a couple of years ago, the Hezbollah terrorists who are arming and financing Iran are not emotions, but reality ...
  22. +3
    9 November 2013 19: 04
    Iran poses a threat not only to the countries of the Middle East, but also to Russia:

    ,, In the Iranian port of Anzeli, the naval forces of this country were transferred the latest missile destroyer of their own production.
    Iranian President: The destroyer serves as a warning to those who want to jeopardize the security of neighboring nations.

    Even a cursory glance at the combat capabilities of all the Caspian littoral states leaves no doubt: Iran’s Jamaran-2 missiles have no other worthy targets other than ships .... of the Russian Caspian flotilla.
    However, in Astrakhan and Makhachkala, where our sailors are based, they are also clearly preparing for something. It is announced that by 2020, the Caspian Flotilla will receive an additional 16 warships.

    But here is another important circumstance: not one of our four fleets with strategic access to the oceans has been promised such a large replenishment.
    Little of. Some aviation units will soon be transferred from the operational-strategic command "South" to the Caspians.
    But the most important thing is that the Bastion coastal missile systems have already been deployed on the coast, capable of destroying surface targets with supersonic Yakhont cruise missiles .... ,,

    Source: Free Press.
    1. +2
      9 November 2013 20: 23
      Here we did not forget the systematic flights of Iranian aircraft almost all the way to Baku, and regular violations of our maritime borders showed strength in the early 2000s.
  23. Director
    +5
    9 November 2013 22: 02
    I do not agree with the assessment of the author. The threat emanating from Iran is no less than that from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Strengthening Iran in the region will have negative consequences for Russia. Until Iran deals with the Saudis, its hands will be tied. And then?
    I consider Israel to be Russia's natural ally in the fight against terrorists. There, half the population speaks Russian and, unlike the Iranians, treats Russia well. I hope that if Iran is close to creating nuclear weapons, Israel will not be shy and will unilaterally bomb its military nuclear facilities.
    1. +3
      9 November 2013 23: 06
      Quote: Director
      I do not agree with the assessment of the author. The threat emanating from Iran is no less than that from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Strengthening Iran in the region will have negative consequences for Russia. Until Iran deals with the Saudis, its hands will be tied. And then?

      Who will come to us with a sword - crack with a wrench.
      1. +2
        9 November 2013 23: 59
        Quote: poquello
        Who will come to us with a sword - crack with a wrench.


        ahahha drinks Respect. good
    2. +1
      10 November 2013 00: 41
      Quote: Director
      I do not agree with the assessment of the author. The threat emanating from Iran is no less than that from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Strengthening Iran in the region will have negative consequences for Russia. Until Iran deals with the Saudis, its hands will be tied. And then?
      I consider Israel to be Russia's natural ally in the fight against terrorists. There, half the population speaks Russian and, unlike the Iranians, treats Russia well. I hope that if Iran is close to creating nuclear weapons, Israel will not be shy and will unilaterally bomb its military nuclear facilities.

      Unfortunately, their short-sighted US policy pushes Iran with Israel .... yes, and Russia leaves a window for Israel, refusing to supply S-300 to Iran ....
      The threats of creating nuclear weapons by Iran and the threats against Saudis and Israel made Saudi Arabia and Israel come closer together - they have a common enemy, Iran ... Saudis are reportedly ready to give Israel its airspace ...

      ,, ..... Constant threats against Israel made the likelihood of a war with Israel increasingly real.
      The problem is that Israel has a much greater ability to attack Iran than Iran can defend itself.
      Israel can set up more than 500 aircraft (mainly F-15 and F-16) per day (several flights per day) against Iran.
      Within a few days, the Israeli air force is capable of destroying the little that Iran has as its main weapon systems (armored vehicles, aircraft, warships, weapons and scientific and production facilities).
      The Iranian Air Force is largely a window dress.
      Currently, Iran has about two hundred fighters and fighter-bombers, but only half of them can be put into action, and usually only one sortie per day.
      Iran is also poorly prepared when it comes to ground-based air defense ,,.
      http://topwar.ru/30723-ugrozy-dlya-izrailskih-samoletov-nad-iranom.html
      1. 0
        10 November 2013 00: 53
        Are you on duty today? Well, okay. I have a question for you (Israelis --- keep in the "frames") on the next branch. Are you ready to explain to our herd? --- "The world is on the brink of war?"
  24. 0
    10 November 2013 11: 38
    Quote: GRIGORY
    If Iran falls, then the next will be Russia !!!

    I doubt it very much. Iran and Russia ... what, in common? Palitika and nothing more. Qatar is not with Saudi Arabia, to support in these conditions ... strategic and economic, opponents. And the whole region is excited, supporting Wahhabis and other evil spirits.
  25. -2
    10 November 2013 12: 53
    Russia needs to stand with two legs in the East. Iran is a geopolitical partner here and now, Syria is a fortpost.
    Quote: mountain
    Iran and Russia ... what, in common? Palitika and nothing more.

    Do you say politics, or anything (written together, by the way)? I advise Valera not to dilute you with the topic and keep your doubts with you. Or is the service obliging? And probably Israeli? If You Are Their Best Cadet - Amen, Israel
  26. -1
    10 November 2013 14: 58
    Ha-ha. If Alexey I were a Jew, then most likely I would be like you. "Russia needs to stand with two feet in the East." "Iran is a geopolitical partner here and now, Syria is a fortpost." And only according to the tamu that our former republics are not in a position to control anything .... in short, neither sing nor draw. Here's a palitics. And "nothing" you are right is written together, but not in my case.
    1. 0
      10 November 2013 15: 49
      And yet, Alexei, what is in Iran and does not have with us? So I am inclined to consider, a palitika.
  27. 0
    10 November 2013 16: 18
    When the USSR was, America was not so impudent. I was afraid: parity in nuclear and conventional weapons brought up and replaced the arrogant Yankees. There was no Union and it started. The United States unleashed a dozen wars, spit on international laws. Iran, on a regional scale, is a deterrent to Washington's zealous little dogs in the Middle East. He does not allow to arrange outrage in this region.
  28. badger1974
    0
    11 November 2013 00: 17
    Quote: Versed
    "Iran as a guarantor of stability in the Middle East" laughing

    This is the same as Nazi Germany a guarantor of stability in Europe in 1939

    The war in Syria continues thanks to Iran and Russia - guarantors of the stability of the bloody massacre.


    that is, in Libya there is prosperity now, is Africa booming, in Afghanistan is prosperity now ?, in Iraq, where the United Nations and the US and its allies are working normally, nowhere is there anything to talk about tearing Yugoslavia-the country is slaughtering, the human implants are west I would be ashamed for Russia to say such a thing, not minus you, we can even reach a dumb head
    1. Su-9
      0
      11 November 2013 07: 15
      Well, for Yugoslavia, I would not say so badly. In its Christian parts there is very much nothing now. Yes, even in Bosnia everything is basically normal - no worse than many former parts of the USSR ..
      And the fact that Versed stupidity wrote in the second part (about Russia) is certainly so.
  29. 0
    11 November 2013 22: 42
    French Foreign Minister: "Six" is close to concluding an agreement with Iran
    John Kerry: treaty with Iran will protect Israel
    "He (Netanyahu - ed.) Must understand that before criticizing the treaty, he must first see it," said Kerry
    "Iranian representative has good chances to become OPEC Secretary General"
    The representative of Iran in the Directorate of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said that Tehran seriously intends to seek the position of Secretary General of this organization.

    Hussein Kazempur Ardebili on Sunday, noting Iran’s good chances to get the post of OPEC Secretary General, emphasized Iran’s serious resolve in this matter. Last year, at the 162nd session of OPEC in Vienna, when members of the organization failed to reach consensus on the candidacy of the Secretary General, the powers of Salim al-Badri were extended for another year. In 2014, a new vote is scheduled. This time, the main competition is between the representatives of Iran and Saudi Arabia.
  30. -1
    11 November 2013 23: 06
    Telephone conversation with King of Saudi Arabia Abdullah Ben Abdel Aziz Al Saud.
    Russia also fears quick changes in the new US policy towards Iran. The price of oil with the lifting of the embargo will fall; Saudi Arabia is doing everything possible to disrupt the Geneva peace conference and keep prices high. Saudi Arabia is the only one in OPEC who does not really increase production, thereby keeping prices at a time when production costs are the lowest. Russia at first glance is not interested in strengthening Iran, but this is not so. The horses at the crossing do not change, and stability, if our neighbor is strengthened, with a wise approach, will strengthen our positions and give new economic opportunities.

    Putin talks