UN Security Council Meeting: Still No Headway on Finding Terrorists Responsible

As the countries gathered in the UN Security Council to give their crisis statements, tensions raised within the room. Since the attack on the Incirlik base in Turkey, no country or terrorist group has come forward to take credit for the explosion. During the meeting, all the country leaders expressed their condolences for the fallen men. They all offered their aid to find the culprits responsible for the tragedy. Each hoped that the violence would stop in the Middle East, yet President Ahmedinejad stated that, “it [the attack] was inevitable due to the West’s unwanted influence in the Middle East and we wouldn’t be surprised if more terrorist groups attack.” Which seems that Iran may have been behind some of the attacks, and have inside information on a next bombing. As well as when Nation News Network correspondent asked President Ahmedinejad if the United States and Turkey could search Iran for terrorists, President Ahmedinejad responded, “No.” He became nervous and only stated the one word until further inquiry from the reporter. Our own Prime Minister Medvedev spoke with strong urgency at the council discussing peace and safety in the Middle East. Prime Minister Medvedev has extended the strong Russian hand to the struggling countries by stating that he plans on pursuing, “a multidimensional strategic political partnership with Turkey. At the Prime Minister’s request, I’ve agreed to mediate negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh area to further peace in that region. We will continue our mutual plans for the construction of two new oil-pipelines, and for a new civilian nuclear reactor on Turkish soil.” Russia is willing to offer a aid to its neighboring countries in need of its help. Prime Minister Medvedev is looking towards the future and creating allies and peace in the Middle East in order to keep the citizens of Russia safe. The United States removed its 90 nuclear missiles out of the Incirlik base in light of the recent events. No one would like to wait and see Al-Qaeda or any other terrorist group get its hands on those missiles. The meeting concluded with an agreement that there should be peace in the Middle East, but it can only begin once the perpetrators for the attack are caught.