(RIYADH) - An official source at the Foreign Ministry expressed Saudi ‎Arabia's deep disapproval, strong condemnation and categorical rejection of all hostile ‎statements issued by Iranian regime against the Islamic rulings carried out on terrorists in ‎the Kingdom.‎

Source confirmed that the Iranian regime revealed it true face in supporting terrorism, ‎which is considered a continuation of Iran's policies aiming to destabilize the security and ‎stability of countries in the region, while pointing out that by defending terrorists' actions ‎and justifying it, Iran is considered a partner in their crimes, and bears full responsibility ‎for its provocative and escalatory policy.‎

The source added Iran's regime should be the last one to accuse others of supporting ‎terrorism, as it is considered a terrorism-sponsoring stare, which is repeatedly condemned ‎by the United Nations and many countries.  The source noted that the a number of ‎Iranian governmental agencies are on the UN terrorist list, in addition to providing a safe ‎haven on its territory for a number of Al-Qaeda leaders since 2001, as well as providing ‎protection for one of the Saudis of the so called Hezbollah Al-Hejaz involved in the 1996 ‎terrorist bombing in Al-Khobar, who was arrested last year, carrying an Iranian passport.‎

The source pointed out that Iranian regime’s blatant interference in the region, included ‎Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Syria. In Syria, it interfered directly through the ‎Revolutionary Guards, and Shi'ite militias from Lebanon and other countries of the ‎world, and resulted in the killing of more than 250 thousand and the displacement of ‎more than 12 million Syrian. In addition, the Iranian regime set up terrorist cells in ‎Bahrain, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, and provided them with weapons and high-powered ‎explosives. The arrested cells were to carry out terrorist activities in Saudi Arabia and the ‎Arab Gulf states.‎

The Foreign Ministry source said that the Iranian regime is not ashamed to drawl about ‎human rights issues, while it executed hundreds of Iranians without a clear legal basis last ‎year.‎

The source concluded his statement that Iran's blind sectarianism-orientation does not ‎realize that the law of Shariah [is based on] the scale of justice and equality and does not ‎differentiate between rites. The Kingdom's judiciary is independent, fair, and transparent, ‎and it does not deal with evilness, meanness and sedition or in secrecy, as is the case for ‎the regime of Iran.‎