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Iran-EU: "Mullahs 'R' terrorists" chanted by anti Iranian regime demonstrators in Brussels |
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Monday, 07 November 2005 |
 NCRI, BRUSSELS, November 7 – Reporting on the EU ministers meeting in
Brussels to decide on its policy toward Iranian regime, the French news
agency, AFP, wrote: “Anti-Tehran demonstrators used Monday's EU talks
to highlight their opposition to Europe's efforts to engage with the
Islamic state.”
"’Expel the mullahs from the UN’ and ‘Mullahs'R'terrorists,’ read two banners brandished at the protest,” said the AFP report.
The agency added that in the demonstration organized by the National
Council of Resistance of Iran the protestors chanted, "They are
terrorists, they must go,” referring to mullahs ruling in Iran.
The European Union said Monday it is studying a new Iranian offer to
resume talks on Tehran's disputed nuclear programme, aiming to defuse
an increasingly tense standoff with the Islamic fundamentalist state.
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, one of three EU ministers who
have led efforts to engage Iranian clerics by offering benefits in
return for pledges on its nuclear plans underlined the need for Tehran
to respond "positively" to a resolution by the United Nations' nuclear
watchdog
The offer by mullahs comes three weeks ahead of a November 24 meeting
of the UN nuclear watchdog which could theoretically send mullahs’
regime to the Security Council and amid mounting concerns about the
direction of Ahmadinejad's government.
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