Damascus, SANA- Iranian Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Amir Hatami stressed that the situation in Syria is much more better than what it used to be over the previous years and that the victory over terrorism in it has further deepened peace and stability in all regional states.
In an interview with al-Mayadeen TV Channel on Monday evening, Hatami said that most of the Syrian territories which had been controlled by terrorists, returned to the Syrian state thanks to the victories achieved by the Syrian Arab Army.
He affirmed that the Syrian Arab Army and its allies will continue to fight terrorism till liberating all the Syrian territories to pave the way for the reconstruction process.
Hatami added that war on terrorism in Syria hasn’t finished yet as there are some areas which are still controlled by terrorists, indicating that the victory of the resistance axis in this war is important, not only for the region’s people, but also for the all the peoples of the world as a whole.
Regarding the western threats on launching an aggression on Syria, Hatami said that this current scenario has been implemented several times and it hasn’t achieved any significant effect.
He added that there is not any country which is in a state of victory and uses and the chemical weapons at the same time, noting that Syria will not allow anyone to launch an aggression against it without retaliation.
He underlined the importance of the joint cooperation agreement which was signed on Sunday between the Syrian and Iranian armies, and the importance of Hezbollah’s role in confronting terrorism in Syria.
“The meetings held in framework of Astana have been useful, effective and constructive and the guarantor states played an effective role in these meetings,” Hatami said.
He added that the Syrian Government officially requested from Iran and Russia to cooperate with it as allies in facing terrorism, meanwhile some states which entered Syria without an official request by its government aimed at undermining the security and stability in the country and they must immediately withdraw.
R. Jazaeri/