Showing posts with label warns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warns. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Iranian leader warns West against Libyan intervention (AFP)

MADRID (AFP)-Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned Western powers Tuesday, as a consequence of the introduction of the black zone or other military operations in Libya.


Ahmadinejad in his judgment, the new Chief Moamer Kadhafi of Libya with responsibility for the bombing in an interview with Spanish television, the opponents of Tehran in their own country.


But he told the European and the United States in the war of the Iraqi and Afghanistan, saying the armed intervention in Libya would make things worse.


"I believe that military intervention would make things even worse. We have experience in Iraq and Afghanistan. It is not made worse by their things, "Ahmadinejad told the public better television TVE.


You will be asked whether Tehran would support the black zone, he said: "the Western military intervention intends to make the situation more complex. Westerners have cast aside their colonialist intentions. "


The United Nations Security Council will review the plans, while the French and British warplanes to impose a black zone to the Libyan bombing and firing against the rebels.


Kadhafi condemned Ahmadinejad's actions.


"That is not acceptable," he said. "Whoever, within the framework of its own people should have the bombards condemned."


But he called on the United States and the European forces to remain in the region.


"I hope that the Governments of Europe and the United States to intervene in the Affairs of this region and decide on their future in this region of the people," the Iranian leader said.


"If they do not participate in this area I think the issues in this area, for example, the Libyan people, the future of their people to decide," he said.


Ahmadinejad, Tehran was blocked for his own repressed Klimaflüchtlinge.


"Never, never. We never have done so. for 30 years we have had 30 free elections in the past. Every week, I am the streets four hours talking to people, "he said.


When the interviewer asked him of the Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi of fate, he asked whether he had their lawyers.


"Each country are opponents, is the opposition. And it is also the law. If the application for registration, may violate the law? "Iran's President asked.


Iran's Ahmadinejad drew the parallel Klimaflüchtlinge and the Basque armed Separatist group ETA, which is held by more than 800 to more than four decades of violence.


"You can allow these Separatist armed forces of the burning public buildings and hit people in the street? If you want to burn people's homes? If someone makes these atrocities in Spain, in what the judge? The judge look at what they do?


"They burned buildings in the street," he charged. "What the police are going to do with this person? And what the judge is expected to do this? Does not the right to rule in Spain? "

Ahmadinejad accused the Western world's Dictatorships propping up.

"My question is clear: sold 60 billion (dollars) of arms to the countries in this area?" He asked.

"The world, which in the past 50 years has supported dictatorships? Show me one single dictator, that does not support the United States and Europe, "he added.

"Suppose that we can resolve the problem, for example, if the Libyan today, tomorrow is a thousand more problems. Since this is in Europe and the United States as a result of the intervention. "





Friday, April 1, 2011

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warns against unrest

18 March 2011, last updated 11: 18 Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah addressing the nation from his palace in Riyadh - 18 March 2011 -ET, it was the first President of the King, as he arrived home last month medical treatment abroad, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia is warning that the threats to the nation's security and stability will not be tolerated.

The Chairman of the information system of rare he boasted a State security forces, as in "this Fatherland shields" in the Gulf.


When he spoke, State TV announced a series of royal decrees, the minimum wage, the promise of higher pay increases, the anti-corruption drive and the expansion of the security forces.


Saudi Arabia has largely escaped, shaking the mass protests in the Middle East.


But the country's oil-RICH Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia has sent to the border Where 1,000 soldiers to help the success when you try to get rid of the unrest, Bahrain Shiite minorities have been protests in the Muslim population.

A striking fist

The number of new benefits for tens of billions of dollars of expenditure.


King Abdullah was previously $ billion package (£ 22.7bn), the benefits of the Saudi Arabian nationals, when he returned home last month after months spent convalescing surgery in the United States,.


For her, and observes the principles recognised in particular by Royal Decree, which does not make any mention of an expected Cabinet shuffle or any concessions to political rights.


Sunni Royal family of Saudi Arabia are monitored closely.


"All Good men to brave the military areas, in particular in the Ministry of the Interior of their own brothers may have thyroid this Fatherland and fist, which strikes down anyone who dares to threaten its security and stability. God bless you and all the good work, "King Abdullah said the three-minute address.


86-year-old King also seemed to praise for the Saudeja does not match the internet calling for mass protests on 11 March.


"I am really proud of you. The words are not enough to describe you. This safety valve of the nation are, and what is wrong with the truth and loyalty, Treachery struck. "


After his speech, State television announced a package of new welfare benefits, which include:

The monthly minimum salary implemented 3,000 riyals (£ 500; $ 800) and an extra two months of salary, the Government granted the University workersExtra studentsA monthly stipend of approximately $ 260, 000 for the housing units in the unemployed500, the low-income earners of $ 4.3bn spending on medical services

State TV also stated that the King had ordered security forces to 60000 in the course of the creation of new jobs.


He also ordered the up regulation of the Commission against corruption.

Friday, March 25, 2011

UN warns Bahrain after protests penalty (AFP)

MANAMA (AFP)-UN chief Ban Ki-moon has warned Bahrain, his sentence on anti-government protesters violating international law after his human rights chief spoke of the "shocking and illegal" abuse.


Ban called King Hamad on Thursday to express his "deep concern" about the use of force, which allegedly includes security forces preventing doctors from treating wounded demonstrators in the small Gulf State.


The Secretary general "expressed its deepest concern at reports of excessive and indiscriminate use of force by security forces and police in Bahrain against unarmed civilians, including allegedly against medical personnel," said a UN statement.


He also noted "that such actions could be in conflict with international humanitarian and human rights law."


UN Chief spoke out after a bloody penalty on the Shiite-led demonstrators from the U.S.-backed Sunni Muslim rulers. Bahrain is home to the US fifth fleet.


Violence in the strategic Kingdom has alarmed Washington and triggered fierce condemnation from Iran, Shiite leaders in Iraq and Hezbollah militia in Lebanon.


Valerie Amos, the UN Deputy Secretary general for Humanitarian Affairs, earlier called on the security forces "to refrain from the excessive use of force, and to respect medical facilities and to ensure the treatment of wounded people."


UN Rights Chief Navi Pillay earlier Thursday said the possible adoption of the security forces of hospitals and medical facilities was a "flagrant violation of international law."


"There are reports of arbitrary arrests, killings, beatings of demonstrators and medical personnel and the acquisition of hospitals and medical centres of various security forces," she said.


"This is shocking and illegal behaviour."


Dissidents had been rounded up at gunpoint in midnight raids and armed police stood outside the Manamas main hospital on Thursday, the text wrapping feature reports authorities were marketing plan doctors and refuse treatment to the wounded.


Unbowed, pledged to press on with "peaceful" demonstrations in the Shiite-led opposition undaunted by the deadly military force against them.


"We will not give to the army," said the Shiite cleric Sheikh Ali Salman, the leader of Al-Wefaq association. "We insist on the peaceful aspect of our activities, and we should not be dragged into ... confrontations.


The opposition called for fresh protests "in the areas of praying" rather than out on the streets after Muslim weekly prayers Friday and occupations on Saturday.


Fresh clashes broke out in at least one Shiite village outside the capital after five people were killed on Wednesday when security forces crushed a month-old pro-democracy its-in on Manama's Pearl Square.


Five hardline Shiite activists and one Sunni dissident was arrested after the army imposed a curfew on parts of Manama by using its powers in accordance with the newly introduced a State of emergency, opposition sources said.


Bahrain military confirmed it had arrested a number of people for crimes including rebellion, murder, and contact with foreign States, but gave no details.


Opposition MP Khalil al-Marzouk said that doctor Ali al-Ekri, who had been accused on State TELEVISION of spreading "fabrications" about the conditions at the Salmaniya hospital, who were arrested on Thursday.

Security forces shooting teargas and shotguns cleared out a pro-democracy tent city on Pearl Square Wednesday in the worst day of violence since activists took to the streets last month.

The opposition said three demonstrators were killed in the attack, while the Government said two police died in hit-and-run attacks from the opposition drivers.

U.S. President Barack Obama, whose country is a close ally of Bahrain, called King Hamad to express "deep concern," while British Prime minister David Cameron urged the monarch to pursue "reform, not oppression."

The main opposition calls for a constitutional monarchy, the resignation of the Government and an end to repression in Bahrain.

King Hamad declared a three-month State of emergency on Tuesday, a day after more than 1,000 armored troops from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates entered Bahrain to restore security.

The sectarian tension have given rise to fears among the Bahrain's the Sunni-led Arab neighbors, Iran, Shiite power, a short boat ride away across the Gulf of Aden, is trying to create unrest in the Kingdom.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the situation in Bahrain "worrying" and criticised Washington's Gulf State allies of heading down "the wrong track" military intervention.