Ahmadinejad Ready to reconcile the South and the North

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad expressed his country's willingness to be a mediator for the conflict in East Asia, especially in the Korean peninsula. Ahmadinejad recalled, Asian countries should not allow himself to be destroyed by the power of "the enemy." 

"I'm asking you as a friend, to overcome these problems
would wisely and through negotiations," Ahmadinejad said, as quoted by Fars, Thursday (04/25).

"You must be brave, and Iran is ready to be mediator to solve this problem," he said.

Iran's president believes, East Asia has a mortal enemy plots to prevent the success of negotiations between countries in the region. Therefore, the president continues to remind countries to remain vigilant.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

North Korea and Iran does have one enemy: the United States (U.S.), which put its troops in South Korea. From the first, Iran has always blamed the U.S. and western Asia and instability in the Middle East region. U.S. military presence in Asia is considered to be the trigger of the whole problem.

Korean communist country that agrees with Iran. North Korea has always blamed the U.S. and South Korean military exercises as a source of tension on the Korean Peninsula.

U.S. military presence in Korea is on the rise lately. The U.S. has deployed battleships USS Fitzgerald near the North Korean missiles to counter shots. U.S. military in Japan has stepped up vigilance to address the tensions that.