May 27, 2010, 20:48, mccusa wrote > I would strongly advise mr. lavrov NOT TO VISIT IRAN - learn from history - 19th century Russian ambassador Mr. Griboyedov, was slaughtered on his arrival in Tehran - The Iranians simply chopped Griboyedov's head.off..... well, that was in 1823 - i'd think nations change in 187 years. it's worth mentioning though, that the reason he was killed, wasnt just straight to persia (it was persia then, not iran) then decapitation - he helped a armenian eunuch and two harem girls hide in the embassy - the mob surrounded the area and most was probably killed (the eunuch was one of the first to die, the two girls death remain unknown). later on, the persians apologized with a huge diamond - which u can see in kremlin today - the shah diamond. id also like to mention this ambassadors wife who lived 30 years after her husbonds death, rejecting all suitors and gained universal admiration for her fidelity to his memory. as u can see, there are big and small people in all nations, no nations are free of bad spots in their history. we should learn from it, not to use it for generating hate and misunderstandings.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's statement that Russia was to follow its own course on the international arena is logical and natural. The real reason of course is not "Iran's reply was unsatisfactory". The Anglo-American agencies are working to raise Russia to a position so that it appears to be an alternative for those who dislike US. Iran already increased her vulnerability by secretly helping Britain-US-NATO to occupy counties on her borders i.e. Afghanistan and Iraq. The current Russian policy may help Iran to turn more attention to Divine power and her revolutionary masses in the south of the cities and in the rural areas.