Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei on Monday said bloodshed in Pakistan, Iraq and Iran was the work of foreign agents and aimed at unleashing Shia-Sunni conflict.
Guess he's not dead, huh?
"The bloody actions being committed in some Islamic countries, including Iraq, Pakistan and in some parts of the country (Iran), are aimed at creating a division between the Shias and Sunnis," state television quoted him as saying. Khamenei said regional countries must beware that "those who carry out these terrorist actions are directly or indirectly foreign agents". Since last week, around 150 people have been killed in Iran while a series of deadly attacks have also swept Pakistan. |