Iran concerned over foreign troops entry into Bahrain
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Tehran, March 15, IRNA -- Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi held separate talks with his Qatari and Turkish counterparts as well as secretary general of Arab League in a bid to prevent the entry of alien forces into Bahrain.
According to report by the Information and Press Bureau of the ministry, he described such interferences in the country's internal affairs as worrisome and said that it will entail dangerous repercussions.
He called for a suitable solution to the Arab state’s problems.
Saudi Arabia and Emirate sent forces to Bahrain to help quell weeks of protests by the Shiite Muslim majority.
The troops faced the opposition of the Bahraini protestors and a number of them were killed and injured.
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