Two Iranian warships to take side by Sudan coasts Friday
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Tehran, Nov 27, IRNA -- Official Sudan news agency quoted a military commander of Sudan said Monday two Iranian warships are scheduled to take side at Port Sudan on Friday, November 30th.
According to IRNA monitoring service, General Khalid Saad added that the move is in line with the two countries' military cooperation.
He meanwhile reiterated that the Iranian warships would have a three day stop at Port Sudan.
In late October, too, two Iranian warships took side at Port Sudan on the coast of the Red Sea in line with Tehran-Khartoum cooperation.
Iranian warships return to Sudan on Friday take place one month after a similar port call followed Khartoum's accusation that Israel bombed a military factory.
'The two Iranian warships would also visit Port Sudan harbor on November 30 and would stay at the harbor for three days within the military maritime cooperation,' said Sawarmi Khaled Saad, Sudan's army spokesman quoted by the official SUNA news agency.
A Pakistani naval vessel would also stop at the Red Sea port, for two days beginning on Thursday, Saad said.
During their visit the three ships would get 'fuel and other logistic materials', he added.
Iran's Press TV reported that the Kharg and Admiral Naghdi warships had been sent to the Djibouti area in September 'to convey Iran's message of peace to the regional countries and maintain the security of shipping corridors against maritime terrorism.'
The racist Zionist regime has refused all comment on Sudan's allegations about the Khartoum factory blast.
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