Obama's new BFF 'moderate' Iran: 'US should be cautious of Iranian missiles if limits crossed'. (TAZ).
Deputy Commander of the Basij and Defense Culture of Iran’s General Staff of Armed Forces Masoud Jazayeri said that Iran will not allow the US or any other country to interfere with its defense program, Fars news agency reported on Feb. 4.
His remarks followed recent statements by US officials on Iran’s defense and missile programs.
US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki recently claimed that Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities are part of the ongoing talks between Tehran and six world powers (the US, UK, France, Russia, China plus Germany) over Tehran's nuclear program.
“With whatever approach they might come, Iran’s missile program and defense power are not subject to negotiation in foreign circles,” Jazayeri said, asserting that Iran will use its defense power against “bullying” powers whenever necessary.
“If the US surpasses its limits, it has to worry about Iranian missiles. Our missile power serves the protection of the Islamic nation,” he said. “The time of the US being the superpower is over, although some have not realized that yet.”
Earlier in February 2014, US nuclear negotiator Wendy Sherman said Iran 's ballistic capabilities should be addressed as part of a comprehensive agreement with Iran.
The US and its Western allies suspect Iran of developing a nuclear weapon - something that Iran denies. Hmmm.....Rewarding the US Enemies, punishing Allies.
IRGC website claims Iran agreement will be announced next week in Munich. http://t.co/aEQx438eG5
— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) February 5, 2015
US centrifuge proposal to Iran sounds like the setting of maximum rpms for Indy 500 race car engines & restricting the use of the top gear.
— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) February 4, 2015
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