Iranian regime’s destructive regional policies.

The Iranian regime lacks good relations with any of its 15 neighbors, says, deputy chair of the Iran-China Chamber of Commerce.
“To say we have 15 neighbors is similar to giving medicine to a dead man,” said Majid Reza Hariri in a recent interview with the state-run ILNA news agency. “We must take into consideration this question of how many neighbors we actually have good relations with? We have no relations with the Persian Gulf countries; Turkmenistan has banned us from using its airspace; Azerbaijan has issues for our support of Armenia regarding the Gharre Baq matter. Therefore, when we claim there’s a market of 400 million people around us, we must not forget we have problems with 70 to 80 percent of this population.

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