The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously, except for
Indonesia's abstention, on Monday 3 March 2008, to pass the third resolution
(1803) against the Islamic Republic Regime. This resolution adds another
13 names of Islamic Republic's constituent elements engaged in nuclear
affairs to the previous list. In addition to halting in issuing visas
to Islamic Republic's nuclear and military personnel, the resolution
calls upon all countries to restrain any financial engagement with Iranian
banks particularly with "Saderat Bank" and "Bank Melli Iran". This resolution
also warrants the inspection of Iranian Aircrafts and vessels if deemed
necessary. The Green Party of Iran unequivocally supports the third
resolution of the Security Council on imposing new sanctions against
the ruling Clero-Fascism in Iran and proclaims that still more has to
be done in order to force the Tehran Regime to abandon its nuclear arms
programmes. More extensive and comprehensive sanctions are still needed
as the essential elements of halting the Clero-Fascist rulers of Iran
until its disintegration. The Green Party of Iran warns all Regime's
opposition groups that the appeasement policy adopted by the western
States remains a serious threat and until the formation of a united
Anti-Fascist Front which would be able to organise and co-ordinate a
formidable opposition against the Tehran Regime, The Islamic Republic
will continue to buy more time for its survival by employing diverse
manoeuvres.
The Green Party of Iran
3 March 2008