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(AP) Egypt's foreign minister has told Iran to mind its own business after Iran's top leader praised the Egyptian uprising as an appropriate response to dictatorial rule. Ahmed Aboul Gheit said Saturday that Iran's Ali Khamenei seems to have forgotten about the crushing of widespread protests in Iran two years ago, and that Khamenei should be more attentive to calls for freedom in Iran. Aboul Gheit said that "Iran's critical moment has not come yet, but we will watch that moment with great anticipation and interest." 2011-02-08 00:00:00Full Article
Egypt Tells Iran: Mind Your Own Business
(AP) Egypt's foreign minister has told Iran to mind its own business after Iran's top leader praised the Egyptian uprising as an appropriate response to dictatorial rule. Ahmed Aboul Gheit said Saturday that Iran's Ali Khamenei seems to have forgotten about the crushing of widespread protests in Iran two years ago, and that Khamenei should be more attentive to calls for freedom in Iran. Aboul Gheit said that "Iran's critical moment has not come yet, but we will watch that moment with great anticipation and interest." 2011-02-08 00:00:00Full Article
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