Brigadier General Hossein Salami, the IRGC’s second-in-command (Photo by Tasnim news agency)
The leaders of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards launched provocative statements against the Gulf states threatening to intervene in Bahrain and Yemen.
The comments were reported by Iranian media after what they described as a “victory in Aleppo,” upon the massacres, starvation and displacement against civilians. Aleppo was considered as one of the strongholds of the opposition; however, the Syrian regime took a hold of it with the help and support of Iranian and Russian military troops.
In this context, the deputy commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Gen. Hossein Salami told the official Iranian news agency Islamic Republic News Agency that “The victory in Aleppo will pave the way for liberating Bahrain,” pointing out that Iran has an expansion project that will extend to Bahrain, Yemen and Mosul after the fall of the Syrian city of Aleppo.
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So how many Afghans will it take to fight this war for you, Iran?
ReplyDeleteHaven't they done that already ?
ReplyDeleteNope. In Bahrain, Iran has stayed "quiet" on the brutal repression of the majority Shia by the feudal Sunni Kingdom other than in government to goverment talks, and interceding to try to prevent the torture and executions of doctors, nurses, lawyers, students and bloggers.
DeleteIn Yemen, Iran has provided moral support to Yemen, some humanitarian aid, and may or may not have supplied a small amount of light weapons and IRGC Advisors.
If the IRGC is going to get "heavily" involved in Bahrain and Yemen, the situations there will massively change.