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| Ahmadinejad to U.S.: Terror is your trait |
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 Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blasted new U.S. publicity stunt against the Islamic Republic, arguing that cultured nations such as Iran never need to resort to terror. "Terror is your trait," insisted the president, indirectly addressing U.S. statesmen Sunday morning. "The cultured people of Iran have no use for terror." The stern remarks of the Iranian president came at the second session of the fifth term of Iran's student parliament in Tehran, where he also said, "They (the U.S.) make daily efforts to conceive scenarios against Iran, and in this instance they accused Iran of terrorism, but it should be clarified for them that terror is the work of those that have no culture." The president then emphasized that the key objective behind all these pressures against the country is to impede the progress of the Iranian nation and to ensure that it does not become intellectually and culturally powerful. In its latest measures against Iran, the U.S. on Tuesday accused Tehran of involvement in a plot to assassinate Saudi Ambassador to Washington Adel Al-Jubeir with help from a suspected member of a Mexican drug cartel. Referring to the recent anti-Iran scenario created by the U.S., Ahmadinejad said that, unlike the American officials, the Iranian nation does not need to resort to assassinations. Iran has categorically denied the accusation, saying the recent U.S. plot allegation is a “ludicrous” claim based on the joint U.S.-Israel posture against the Islamic Republic. On Saturday, the Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the U.S. administration is responsible for escalating tension and undermining international security through its propaganda campaign against Iran. Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has also called on Riyadh to exercise caution with respect to the U.S. plot since “the enemy always seeks to sow discord among regional countries.” (Source: Press TV)
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