誘拐されたイラン人技術者の釈放は近い シリア
（1）誘拐犯は、ホムス市内からタルビーセ（ホムス市街地の北端から北へ5km）に移動した。犯人グループは、7人のイラン人を、逮捕されている仲間と交換することを希望している。ホムス市街地南西端のバーバー・アムル地区へ抜ける道の保証を要求している。前の記事
（2）イラン外務次官は、イラン政府はまもなく良いニュースを発表すると発言。
Syrian off. reports on abducted Iranians
Mon Jan 2, 2012 2:15AM
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/218889.html
A senior Syrian security official has reassured that the seven Iranian nationals, who were recently abducted in Syria, are in good health and have been transferred to an area in western Syria.
The source rejected earlier reports that the Iranian professionals were being kept in the city of Homs in western Syria and said that they had been transferred to an area west of Talbiseh in the central Syrian province of Homs.
He added that the Syrian security forces had not raided the whereabouts since any attack could put the safety of the abductees at risk.
On Wednesday, December 21, eight technicians, including five Iranian electrical engineers, were kidnapped on their way to a power plant.
Two more Iranian specialists, who were trying to clarify the fate of the five abducted engineers, have been also kidnapped.
Iran's Embassy in Damascus has issued a statement, calling on the Syrian government to take immediate action for the release of the abductees and identify the kidnappers.
The technicians have been building the city's Jandar power plant for the past two years.
Some Syrian security officials have contacted the head of the abductors, who are known as 'al-Haji,' to learn their conditions for the release of the Iranians, the Syrian official said.
The kidnappers want to exchange the Iranian professionals with some of the leaders of anti-Damascus armed groups, who have been arrested during clashes with Syrian security forces, and also ask for safe passage in the city of Homs, particularly in the Baba Amr district, for anti-government armed men so they can leave, he added.
The abductors have so far failed to use the hostages to their advantage, having found out that the abductees were only engineers and technicians and had no political affiliation.
'Release of Iranians seized in Syria near'
Mon Jan 2, 2012 8:0AM
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/218916.html
A senior Iranian official says intensive efforts are underway to secure the release of several Iranian engineers that were abducted by unknown elements in Syria's Western city of Homs last month.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said on Monday that the seven kidnapped Iranian professionals have been reported in good health and Tehran will soon announce the good news on their release.
On December 26, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem assured his Iranian counterpart Ali Akbar Salehi that Damascus would do its best to locate the kidnapped Iranians in the shortest possible time and send them back to their families.
Eight technicians, including five Iranian electrical engineers, were abducted at 6:30 a.m. local time (0430 GMT) on December 21 after a group of unknown gunmen attacked their convoy in Homs. They were on their way to work at the city's Jandar power plant, which has been under construction by Iranian technicians for the past two years.
Two more Iranian specialists, who were trying to clarify the fate of the five abducted engineers, have been also kidnapped and there has been no immediate report on their whereabouts.
Iran's Embassy in Damascus has issued a statement, calling on the Syrian government to take immediate measures to gain the release of the Iranian abductees and identify their kidnappers.
The Syrian city of Homs has been the scene of unrest since mid-March.
The Syrian government insists that foreign-backed outlaws, saboteurs, and armed terrorists are the driving factor behind the unrest and deadly violence in the country.
In addition, Syrian state TV has broadcast reports showing seized weapon caches and confessions by terrorist elements, describing how they obtained arms from foreign sources.
（2）イラン外務次官は、イラン政府はまもなく良いニュースを発表すると発言。
Syrian off. reports on abducted Iranians
Mon Jan 2, 2012 2:15AM
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/218889.html
A senior Syrian security official has reassured that the seven Iranian nationals, who were recently abducted in Syria, are in good health and have been transferred to an area in western Syria.
The source rejected earlier reports that the Iranian professionals were being kept in the city of Homs in western Syria and said that they had been transferred to an area west of Talbiseh in the central Syrian province of Homs.
He added that the Syrian security forces had not raided the whereabouts since any attack could put the safety of the abductees at risk.
On Wednesday, December 21, eight technicians, including five Iranian electrical engineers, were kidnapped on their way to a power plant.
Two more Iranian specialists, who were trying to clarify the fate of the five abducted engineers, have been also kidnapped.
Iran's Embassy in Damascus has issued a statement, calling on the Syrian government to take immediate action for the release of the abductees and identify the kidnappers.
The technicians have been building the city's Jandar power plant for the past two years.
Some Syrian security officials have contacted the head of the abductors, who are known as 'al-Haji,' to learn their conditions for the release of the Iranians, the Syrian official said.
The kidnappers want to exchange the Iranian professionals with some of the leaders of anti-Damascus armed groups, who have been arrested during clashes with Syrian security forces, and also ask for safe passage in the city of Homs, particularly in the Baba Amr district, for anti-government armed men so they can leave, he added.
The abductors have so far failed to use the hostages to their advantage, having found out that the abductees were only engineers and technicians and had no political affiliation.
'Release of Iranians seized in Syria near'
Mon Jan 2, 2012 8:0AM
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/218916.html
A senior Iranian official says intensive efforts are underway to secure the release of several Iranian engineers that were abducted by unknown elements in Syria's Western city of Homs last month.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said on Monday that the seven kidnapped Iranian professionals have been reported in good health and Tehran will soon announce the good news on their release.
On December 26, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem assured his Iranian counterpart Ali Akbar Salehi that Damascus would do its best to locate the kidnapped Iranians in the shortest possible time and send them back to their families.
Eight technicians, including five Iranian electrical engineers, were abducted at 6:30 a.m. local time (0430 GMT) on December 21 after a group of unknown gunmen attacked their convoy in Homs. They were on their way to work at the city's Jandar power plant, which has been under construction by Iranian technicians for the past two years.
Two more Iranian specialists, who were trying to clarify the fate of the five abducted engineers, have been also kidnapped and there has been no immediate report on their whereabouts.
Iran's Embassy in Damascus has issued a statement, calling on the Syrian government to take immediate measures to gain the release of the Iranian abductees and identify their kidnappers.
The Syrian city of Homs has been the scene of unrest since mid-March.
The Syrian government insists that foreign-backed outlaws, saboteurs, and armed terrorists are the driving factor behind the unrest and deadly violence in the country.
In addition, Syrian state TV has broadcast reports showing seized weapon caches and confessions by terrorist elements, describing how they obtained arms from foreign sources.
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