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Tehran : Iran has become third country to condemn the Turkish demand from NATO to deploy the Patriot missiles on Turkish-Syrian border after Russia and Syria.
The condemnation came from head of Iranian Parliament Ali Larijani while visit to the Labnease capitol Beriut.
The Speaker Larijani said that, "Syria's internal crisis can not be solved by deploying these kind of missiles,"
After leaving Beirut, Larijani arrived in Turkey, where he is set to meet Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in his office in Dolmabahçe.
Turkey has demanded to deploy Patriot missiles from NATO on the border with Syria but Iran, Russia and Syria say that the only purpose of Turkish demand is not for the sake of defense from Syrian attack but to impose "No Fly Zone" over Northern Syria.
The world has already seen western powers imposing so called "No fly zone" over Libya and after that they injected ammunition, army commandos in the name of trainers and different terrorist groups in Libya in the name of Libyan liberation Army to topples the Gaddafi government.
They want to play the same game here in Syria and their cause is not to liberate the Syria from Asad but to weak the Muslim countries around Israel.
Their next goat will be Jordon, Lebenon, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia.
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