Iran rules out military solutions to the conflict in Iraq and Syria

by **RamblerNash** Wed Jun 15, 2016 12:53 am

Iran rules out military solutions to the conflict in Iraq and Syria

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, said on a Tuesday, that the conflict in Syria and Iraq can not be solved only by military means ..

He said Zarif, told a news conference in Norway, I am, "I think we need to agree that there is no military solution in any of these conflicts, although there may be a military component, even overcome the extremists requires more than military strategy."

Iraq and Syria and is one of the countries experiencing armed conflict and military operations between government forces and loyal to her side and between armed groups troops, which led to the fall of the large number of casualties and the displacement of thousands of their areas.

Iran also is one of the countries supporting the Syrian government financially and politically, while accusing the Syrian opposition, Arab and Western countries of fueling the conflict in the country through the support of Syria's military, while the United Nations is seeking to hold the Geneva negotiations between the Syrian parties, having been several previous rounds has been reached through a joint agreement between the delegations of the regime and the opposition because of disagreement over how to solve the crisis and political transition and the fate of Assad.

The controls of the "Islamic State" (Daash) over large areas of Iraq and Syria and implemented strict provisions of murders and executions against the people, prompting the international community fears that the arrival of high tide of terrorism to their communities and undermine its security.

The United States is leading since 2014, an international alliance of more than 60 countries, to fight al "Daash" in Syria and Iraq, where the international coalition announced earlier this year that under the control of the organization in Syrian territory shrunk by 20% during 2015, as Russia has begun September 2015 to launch sorties to organize sites in Syria.

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