Iran's Political Maneuvers After the Parliamentary Election

Iran's Sunni MPs refuted the vicious Saudi allegations and defeated the Saudi efforts to stoke the fire of sedition and national unity in Iran.

Ahmet Davutoğlu Photo courtesy: adabasini.com

(TEHRAN) - The Iranian capital recently saw the shuttle diplomacy of various international personalities, namely Turkish Prime Minster Ahmet Davutoğlu.

The Turkish Premier in his negotiations with Iranian officials, has shown the dramatic change in Turkey's stance, as the two parties searched for a peaceful solution for the Syrian crisis.

Political experts view Davutoğlu's recent statements as a major U-turn vis-à-vis the Syrian dilemma and others consider it a consequence of the Iranian election's massive turnout.

Iran's successful election is tantamount of showing political muscle to friend and foe. On the other hand, Iran refuses to heed the armed opposition calls to boycott, and instead participated in the nation-wide election.

White House spokesman Mark C. Toner, reluctantly admitted the success of Iran's recent Parliamentary election. Saudi Arabia, which avoids any type of democratic practice, has shamelessly undermined the electoral process in Iran.

The regime in Riyadh sought to ignore the high level of participation by all Iranian citizens regardless of their ethnic and religious backgrounds and instead, attempted to pour venom by falsely show that the Iranian Sunni population was disenchanted and did not show up in the election.

Iran's Majlis 21 Sunni MPs refuted the vicious Saudi allegations and defeated the Saudi efforts to stoke the fire of sedition and national unity in Iran.