Rouhani warns weakened Iran less able to fight trafficking
President Hassan Rouhani on Saturday warned Western countries that they will face a massive influx of drugs if Iran becomes weakened by US sanctions.
Rouhani spoke in Tehran at a six-nation conference on fighting terrorism attended by parliament speakers of Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, China and Russia.
In remarks broadcast on state TV, Rouhani said a weakened Iran would be less able to fight drug trafficking.
"Weakening Iran by sanctions, many will not be safe," he said. "Those who do not believe us, it is good to look at the map."
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