Furious U.S., Iran Block Embassy Virtual

WASHINGTON - The White House condemned the Iranian government because he had done to the site blocking virtual embassy United States (U.S.) to Iran.

"We condemn the Iranian government that seeks to reject the independence of its people, to access the Virtual Embassy in Tehran, which recently launched the U.S.," said White House spokesman Jay Carney said in a statement.

"Through this action, the Iranian government has once again demonstrated its commitment to build a wall of surveillance and electronic sensors, around the community," he said.

Launched by Peopledaily, Thursday (12/08/2011), he also said the United States remains steadfast in its commitment to dialogue with the Iranian people, based on mutual interests, mutual respect and admiration for a great classical civilization.

U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton called a virtual embassy was a platform so they can communicate with each other openly and without fear, about U.S. policies, culture, and about the people.

Wendy Sherman, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs for the U.S. political affairs, said the virtual embassy is aiming for a large number of Iranian youth, and worked as a provider of information on U.S. government policy toward Iran, visa applications and the opportunity to study in the U.S., which is accessible in English and Persiakata Wendy Sherman, Deputy Secretary of State for Political Affairs.

When Clinton first introduced the plan of a virtual embassy, in October, islamic iranian Association Union of Students vowed to take over the virtual kkedutaan it and not allow the U.S. to enter Iran.

The U.S. cut diplomatic ties with Iran on April 7, 1980, after the incident a group of Iranian students occupied the U.S. embassy, and captures approximately 60 U.S. diplomats in 1979, also arrested 52 people of them for 444 days.

Share this post