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Pro-Ahmadinejad sites condemn attacks on British embassy in Iran

05 December 2011 10:36 (UTC +04:00)

Baku. Konul Jafarli â€“ APA. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad didnâ€™t make comment on the attacks on British embassy in Tehran, but the sites close to him condemned this incident, APA reports.

Pro-Ahmadinejad sites called the attacks as an anti-government action and accused some members of the Iranian parliament and Mayor of Tehran Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf of orchestrating the attacks. www.kianpress.com publicized some of these criticizing articles.

Super- Enherafi Blog (http//superenherafi.blogfa.com) said the plan of attacks on the British embassy was prepared by the Mayor of Tehran Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf. â€œThey want to achieve tightening of sanctions against Iran and to stalemate the Ahmadinejadâ€™s government. Those, who planned these attacks, show themselves as the anti-Britain forces, but they donâ€™t want Iran to cut its relations with UKâ€.

Neda-i Darun (http//nedaidaroun.parsiblog.com) said the attacks on British embassy were suspicious. â€œSome people provoked the youth to this action. This incident stalemated supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Seyid Ali Khamenei tooâ€.

Advar Hikmet (http//advarehekmat.blogfa.com) explained its position in the questions: â€œDoes the attack on British embassy in Iran serve the national interests? What relations do the assaulters have with the members of the parliament? No one of the officials besides the Ministry of Foreign Affairs made comment on this incidentâ€.