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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: â€œIran and Azerbaijan are fraternal countries and no one can break these relationsâ€

18 November 2010 07:26 (UTC +04:00)

The friendship could be reduced or increased, but the brothers are always brothersâ€, said President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during the press conference in Baku, APA reports.

He began his speech with criticism against the current system in the world. The president said this system is against the humanity and it caused different wars and conflicts and created enmity through the centuries. Ahmadinejad said that this system came to a political deadlock and was not able to solve any problem of mankind.

The Iranian president said the system came to its end and it needs to create humanist system of justice and love. â€œWe have to move forward to unite all peoples and to put an end to the tyranny and aggression, tyrants come to their end and they must be removed from the history and sent to the archivesâ€.

Speaking about the Iranian-Azerbaijani relations, the president said these relations are in high level and called Iran and Azerbaijan as guarantors of peace in the region: â€œAzerbaijanâ€™s honor and security is our honor and securityâ€.

He said Iran and Azerbaijan have strong and unbreakable relations: â€œNo one can break these relations.