WikiLeaks Iraq docs suspicious, diabolical: Iran

"There are serious doubts ... regarding the intentions and objectives of the disclosures," Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said on Tuesday, Oct 26.
“It has suspicious aims," Mehmanparast said, adding “the claims and accusations are unacceptable. This is a diabolical move."
Even though spokesperson said that Iran would confront these “immoralities", he did not say what measures the country intends to take.
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