Viraneh, the Iranian News Magazine: 

Tehran fears for U.S. attacks
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admin on 10 June, 2008 02:40:00
 
Because of Iran´s dispute against the US-Iraqi security agreements, Iraq
Premier Nuri al Maliki has assured officials during a meeting in Tehran on
Sunday that American bases in Iraq would never be used to attack Iran. Maliki
met on Sunday with the Iranian vice president, Parviz Davoudi, to offer the
assurances to Iranian. He also assured, that Iraq´s politics won´t
be against any neighbor countries.
Maliki said that the "stability and security of Iraq will have a positive
influence on the entire region. “Mottaki also assured Iran´s goal is
a friendly relations between the two countries.
The reason of Maliki´s meeting in Tehran on Sunday was only the resent
military agreements between Iraq and the U.S. because it will regulate the U.S.
military presence in Iraq.
President George W. Bush and Maliki had agreed in November, the agreement should
be signed until the end of July 2007. This agreement will regulate the U.S.
presence in Iraq through the end of 2008 since the current UN mandate expires.
Iran had criticized the agreement several times in the past. According to the
"Gulf News" from Dubai, the U.S. army will be able to attack any country from
Iraq, which threats the international stability in the region. Tehran fears
according to this agreement that U.S. troops will have a legal basis to move
from Iraq to Iran.
At the weekend died 17 innocent Iraqis with Al-Qaeda suicide bombers. Also 50
people were injured. 13 people were arrested because of that attack.