Iran censures Great Satan US for meddling remarks

Tehran has criticized Secretary of State John Kerry and other US officials for their interfering remarks about Iran’s upcoming presidential election.

According to Press TV, Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said on Saturday that according to the Algiers Accords, the United States has agreed not to meddle in Iran’s internal affairs.
He added the United States’ support of democracy is just a subterfuge and is all a show.
He observed it would be in Washington’s interest to abide by international law and to stop interfering in the internal affairs of other countries.
The Iranian foreign minister stated: “But unfortunately, US officials know very little about Iran’s electoral process.”
He went on to say that the US should accept that every country has its own electoral process, which is based on the country’s laws.
Elsewhere in his remarks, the Iranian foreign minister pointed to the contradiction between Washington’s self-proclaimed concerns for people’s democratic rights and its disregard for the results of the 2006 Palestinian Legislative Council elections and condoning of the Israeli regime’s apprehension and abduction of Palestinians’ democratically elected legislators and acts of aggressions against the Gaza Strip.
The Iranian foreign minister also questioned the legitimacy of the US Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of former US President George W. Bush after the 2000 presidential election.