New Delhi: After Port Adani announced his decision to no longer handle cargo from Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, Iran said while his efforts on drug trafficking had been praised even by the United Nations, it had been unfairly targeted and not unprofessionally and unbalanced steps.
In a series of tweets on Wednesday, when announcing talks between the authority of the narcotics control from the two countries to examine drug trafficking, Iran’s embassy here said that Iran suffered many trade restrictions and unfair sanctions for more than 40 years and it was once again targeted unfair “ through trade rejection and prohibit its delivery as an unprofessional and unbalanced steps’.
The decision of the Adani group attended the seizure from close to three tons of heroin originating from Afghanistan worth around $ 2.65 billion from two containers at the Port of Mundra Gujra Barat, which was run by Port Adani.
Looking for highlighting the role of Iran in the war against the threat of the drug, the embassy said that for decades that the narcotics and trade in drugs organized from Afghanistan had submitted a big threat to Iran, regions and the world, requiring a non-stop and united struggle and cooperation and partnership sincere among all countries to this global problem ”.
The embassy said that the Afghan occupation by foreign forces, conflict between various groups and severe poverty has contributed to the increase in large narcotics narcotics production.
“ Nevertheless, such factors in certain foreign jobs and suddenly escape (SIC) US forces and allies from Afghanistan as the main root root of the recent surge in all chaos, insecurity, and trade exacerbations Narcotics in the region are ignored or underestimated, “said the embassy in another tweet.