Pakistan MPs Voice Support for Iran Against Riots

AhlulBayt News Agency: Interviewing with media about the unrest in Iran, Pakistani MPs condemned riots in Iran that are supported by the U.S. and Israeli regime.

The Pakistani PMs' stances show that the stability and security is of paramount importance for the two neighboring countries. 

Following the failure of Washington and Tel Aviv to incite public unrest or destabilize the Islamic Republic through previous political and media efforts, these armed terrorists and rioters attempted to fuel internal chaos and insecurity through violent means.

In recent days, Iran has witnessed a new wave of unrest involving armed terrorists and rioters. These groups are supported by the United States and Israel.  

Aijaz ul Haq: "Obviously Israel and US trying for a regime change, the Iranian people should stay together and fight through this."

Anjum Aqeel Khan: The agitation which started in the country due to some reasons and I think there maybe some powers behind these agitation and they some aim.

Sahar Kamran: I believe that the Government of Iran is fully capable of handling the situation and they should demonstrate restraint and address the public issues.

Shahram Khan: "Iran is our brotherly country, it has its own rule of Law, it has its own legitimate Government as people have voted for them,  so any country run by the rule of law the protest is the right of the people."

Gull Asghar: "It's a very strong relationship, you know might is right is not the law of the land, not the law of the universe, so what Donald Trump is doing is not acceptable to any country, if today's the number of Iran then in future they can do openly anywhere.

So our Government is openly against the situation."
Mirza Akhtiar Baig: Iran is our brother country, we want the current regime to be more stronger to handle the situation."

Nationwide rallies were held across Iran after recent unrest backed by U.S.-Israeli-backed terrorist acts and were marked by large public participation in support of national sovereignty and resistance against foreign pressure.

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