Iran news headlines on Sundayinclude Irancondemnation of Israel air strike on Syria; India willingness overIPI gas pipeline negotiations; discussion ofIranian, Egyptian foreign ministers on regional issues;Iran suggestion ofits training services to Syrian army andIranian Armys Ground Forces releasing indigenous helicopter simulator.Iran raps Israeli aggression on Syria, urges united stand against Tel Aviv
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast has condemned the Israeli militaryaggression against Syria, urging regional countries to stand up against Tel Aviv. Mehmanparast on Sunday slammedthe Israeli aggression and Tel Avivs attemptsto create insecurity and instability in the region.
India voices willingness to resume IPI gas pipeline negotiations
Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has voiced New Delhiswillingness to reenter negotiations over a project that would have transferred Iranian gas to India via Pakistan.
Iranian, Egyptian foreign ministers discuss regional issues
Irans Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has discussed regional developments, particularly the crisisin Syria, with his Egyptian counterpart Mohamed Kamel Amr. In a Saturday telephone conversation, Amr reiterated Cairos willingness to contribute to the further activationof an Egyptian-proposed quartet comprised of Iran, Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia to end the crisis in Syria.
Iran ready to train Syria army, says commander
TEHRAN:Iranis ready to help train the Syrian army ifDamascusseeks such assistance, the commander of the Islamic republicsarmy ground forces, General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan, was quoted as saying on Sunday.
Iranian Armys Ground Forces unveil indigenous helicopter simulator
The Iranian Armys Ground Forces have unveiled a new indigenous simulator for Bell 214 helicopter, presenting the forces latest achievement in the simulation field. The simulator was showcased at a Sunday ceremony attended by Commander of the Iranian Armys Ground Forces Brigadier General Ahmad-Reza Pourdastan and a group of other Iranian commanders.
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