News of the execution of six Iranian citizens in Saudi Arabia on charges of drug trafficking is once again a relatively old issue of Iranian consular rights
Javan newspaper wrote:
The news of the execution of six Iranian citizens in Saudi Arabia on charges of drug trafficking has once again brought to the fore the relatively long-standing issue of consular rights of Iranians abroad, especially in the countries of the region.
It has now been two years since the renewal of relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia. We all remember that the Saudis were more eager to revive these relations than we were.
If they are supposed to act as they did in the past, and do not respect the rights of Iranian citizens and do not respect their political relations with Iran, what is our benefit from these relations?
If the blood of the 460 Iranian martyrs of Mina is to continue to be trampled upon, then where is the Iranian nation's share of these diplomatic relations? Are our consular officials awake and these things are happening?
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