A special aide to the parliament speaker criticized the US for supporting terrorists, either those fighting against the Syrian government or members of the anti-Iran Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization who were recently expelled from Iraq. In an interview with ICANA on Wednesday, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian also took a swipe at US Secretary of State John Kerry for speaking in praise of resettling the remaining members of the MKO terrorist group who were expelled from Iraq and relocated in Albania on Friday. "On the one hand, the White House attempts to ensure ceasefire in Aleppo to save the terrorists besieged by Syrian Army, and on the other, [Kerry] talks about providing security for the terrorist MKO," he said. The comments came after a ceasefire agreement the US and Russia negotiated in Geneva came into force at sunset Monday. Amir-Abdollahian said a scrutiny of the US officials' words and deeds reveals that Washington has not taken any positive or genuine step to save the Syrian people besieged in the Arab country's terrorist-held areas.
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