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Iran terms Saddam's execution as victory for Iraqi peopledpaJan. 01, 2007 |
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 Tehran- Iran on Saturday termed the execution of Saddam Hussein as a "victory for the Iraqi people", state news agency IRNA reported. "The execution of Saddam Hussein was a victory for the Iraqi people and no other country should take credit for that," Deputy Foreign Minister Hamid-Reza told IRNA in a first reaction by Tehran to the execution. Assefi however criticised the swift execution and speculated that the United States preferred to avoid disclosure of more details in the court hearings. "Investigation into the Iraqi invasion in Iran (1980-1988) and in Kuwait (1990) could have disclosed the US involvement in Saddam's crimes and therefore the Americans preferred to close the case earlier," the Iranian official said. 
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