Iran: No justification for military intervention in Syria
Iran says there’s no justification for foreign military operations inside the Syrian soil.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, says any military intervention by a neighboring country in Syria will further complicate the situation there. He added that such an operation will bear no results but destabilizing the region. Amir-Abdollahian was reacting to an overnight incursion by Turkish troops to evacuate a tomb in northern Syria. Damascus has strongly condemned the move as quote- a flagrant aggression. Ankara says it's relocated the tomb of Suleyman Shah and evacuated the soldiers guarding it.
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