On Monday, May 10, 2010, the Turkish air base at Incirlik was bombed, and since then there have been multiple meetings to try to reach a resolution about what should be done. In response to the White Papers from the other countries of the United Nations, Iran has some mixed feelings. As stated before, Iran does not currently support the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. We do not intend to support it in the foreseeable future. We do not believe that Middle Eastern Countries should not be allowed to attain nuclear weapons. We fully support Egypt if it feels that it needs to develop nuclear weapons.
We are not pleased that the United States insists on keeping their troops in Turkey. They are the cause of tension in the Middle East. As Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stated earlier this year, “We tell them[The United States] that instead of interfering in the region's affairs, to pack their things and leave”. Any presence they have in the Middle East will only increase tensions and further complicate the situation.
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