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Amid NATO’s announcement
of three Turkish cities in
which surface-to-air Patriot
missiles will be deployed over
the coming weeks, an Iranian
lawmaker warns that the systems will disrupt the
military balance in the Middle
East. “The deployment of Patriot
missile systems will destroy
the strategic balance in the
region,” a member of the
Majlis (parliament) Committee
on National Security and Foreign Policy Nozar Shafiei
told ICANA on Friday. "NATO’s move is aimed at
“further selling and testing its
own weapons in the region.”
This will exacerbate conflicts
in the region, particularly in
Syria, and will turn certain regional countries into the
main buyers of weapons, he
added."
Shafiei asserted the
importance of peace for
economic development of the region and warned that the
intensification of crisis would
bar regional countries from
making economic growth. The lawmaker added that the
deployment of Patriot missiles
would encourage arms race in
the region. Despite strong opposition
from Russia, Syria and Iran,
NATO approved Turkey’s
formal request for the missile
system on December 4. On December 22, NATO issued a
statement, saying, “Germany
will deploy its batteries to
Kahramanmaras, the
Netherlands will deploy its
batteries to Adana, and the United States will deploy its
batteries to Gaziantep.” All the six Patriot batteries,
which will be under NATO
command and control, are
scheduled to be operational
near the Turkish-Syria border
by the end of January 2013. The US, the Netherlands and
Germany have agreed to send
two missile batteries each to
Turkey along with around 400
troops from each country to
operate the systems.