Iran news headlines on Sunday�include Iran�condemnation of Israel air strike on Syria; India willingness over�IPI gas pipeline negotiations; discussion of�Iranian, Egyptian foreign ministers on regional issues;�Iran suggestion of�its training services to Syrian army and�Iranian Army�s Ground Forces releasing indigenous helicopter simulator.Iran raps Israeli aggression on Syria, urges united stand against Tel Aviv
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast has condemned the Israeli military�aggression against Syria, urging regional countries to stand up against Tel Aviv. Mehmanparast on Sunday slammed�the Israeli aggression and Tel Aviv�s attempts�to create insecurity and instability in the region.
India voices willingness to resume �IPI� gas pipeline negotiations
Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has voiced New Delhi�s�willingness to reenter negotiations over a project that would have transferred Iranian gas to India via Pakistan.
Iranian, Egyptian foreign ministers discuss regional issues
Iran�s Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has discussed regional developments, particularly the crisis�in Syria, with his Egyptian counterpart Mohamed Kamel Amr. In a Saturday telephone conversation, Amr reiterated Cairo�s willingness to contribute to the further activation�of an Egyptian-proposed quartet comprised of Iran, Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia to end the crisis in Syria.
Iran ready to �train� Syria army, says commander
TEHRAN:�Iran�is ready to help �train� the Syrian army if�Damascus�seeks such assistance, the commander of the Islamic republic�s�army ground forces, General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan, was quoted as saying on Sunday.
Iranian Army�s Ground Forces unveil indigenous helicopter simulator
The Iranian Army�s Ground Forces have unveiled a new indigenous simulator for Bell 214 helicopter, presenting the forces� latest achievement in the simulation field. The simulator was showcased at a Sunday ceremony attended by Commander of the Iranian Army�s Ground Forces Brigadier General Ahmad-Reza Pourdastan and a group of other Iranian commanders.
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