Tehran: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said that his country would support the Afghans from “possible efforts from foreign dominating forces to create insecurity and instability”.
“Whatever the Afghan wants is what Iran wants, and we hope and sensitive about the future of our beloved neighbor,” he said in a speech in the room on Sunday.
In the name of the Iranian nation, Qalibaf called for the preservation of the rights of the community “all races, languages, and religions”, and the formation of universal and eternal security in Afghanistan.
Afghan official flights recently described Qalibaf as “US dolls” and the spread of fluent Taliban throughout the country, he added, is the result of “wider dissatisfaction” of Afghans with US occupation.
Events in Afghanistan, said Qalibaf, showed that the confidence of several Afghan government officials in Washington to bring prosperity and security to their country were “strategic errors”.
In the 20 years of the US government, Afghanistan has made “no real progress” in the development of economic infrastructure and community welfare, and security, “the most fundamental need for civil society”, has not been guaranteed, Iranian officials said.
On Saturday night, President of Ebrahim Risi said in a television broadcast speech that the solution to Afghanistan’s problems lies in “government formation based on people’s voice”, events in Afghanistan, he added, has shown that the US presence did not lead.
for security but actually damaged it.
The highest leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on August 28 gave Iran’s support for the Afghans, adding that Tehran’s policy of the Afghan government would depend on the Kabul approach to the Islamic Republic.