Afghan warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar will return to his country and not to his former patron Pakistan if he is expelled from Iran. Hekmatyar derided the interim government led by Hamid Karzai in an interview with Reuters last week, and raised the prospect of war against the administration that he said was installed by foreign troops occupying Afghanistan. "I have a lot of organised forces. They have weapons and we are in contact with them," he said. "While foreign troops are present, the interim government does not have any value or meaning."
That's a pretty good indication of where the destablization efforts are coming from in Iran. Next question is, where's the old crook getting his money? |