Clinton implicitly warns Iran not to interfere in Iraq

AFP
October 23, 2011

DUSHANBE- US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton implicitly warned Iran on Saturday not to interfere in neighboring Iraq after President Barack Obama announced all US troops will leave Iraq by year end.

“As we open this new chapter in a relationship with a sovereign Iraq, to the Iraqis we say: ‘America is with you as you take your next steps in your journey to secure your democracy,” Clinton said on a visit to the Central Asian nation of Tajikistan.

“And to countries in the region, especially Iraq’s neighbors, we want to emphasize that America will stand with our allies and friends, including Iraq, in defense of our common security and interests,” she said.

“We will have a robust continuing presence throughout the region, which is proof of our ongoing commitment to Iraq and to the future of that region, which holds such promise and should be free from outside interference to continue on a pathway to democracy,” Clinton added.

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2 Responses to “Clinton implicitly warns Iran not to interfere in Iraq”

  1. That old broad sure knows how to talk tough. Iran is waiting for us to leave Iraq. We should just let Isreal go at them and send that wart on the ass of humanity back to the stoneage. Iran’s going to start a world war one day.

  2. In other words “we will kill you without a fair war trial just cause my body count isn’t high enough”.

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