Condemning countries that “pressure Syrian government”

William Hague will condemn Iran in upcoming speech

Iran walking two paths since Arab uprisings

“West is main root of all adversity”

Sanctions against three members of IRGC

“Iran will resist reforms more strongly”

“We stand in solidarity with the Syrian people”

“Exceptional effort against Zionist regime”

“Foreign-backed forces create unrest”

“Foreign-backed forces create unrest”

For some time now, Bahrain has been witness to the uprising of the people of this country against the Al Khalifa dynasty and the violent crackdown on this movement. What is interesting here is the level of intervention by Iran in Bahrain. This interference reached a point that Hossein Shariatmadari, the license holder of Kayhan newspaper and close ally of the Supreme Leader in Iran, asked for the direct military intervention of Iran in Bahrain.

“Our policy is based on non-interference”

Calling for an immediate end of attacks

“I think the onus for self-criticism is mostly for those outside of the country who spent much of the fall and winter of 1388 (especially around Ashura) presenting a triumphalist message that the Greens were going to out-maneuver the state. Not only did these pundits over-estimate the organizational breadth and coherence of the Green Movement, but they downplayed the agency of the regime.”

Both Iran and Syria reject the accusation

Reacting to the presence of Saudi troops in Bahrain

Outgoing Lebanese PM slams Iran for meddling

Accusing Iran of plotting against the security

Denying Iranian interference in Bahrain

Supreme Leader remains silent