Therefore, what Turkey does, goes against human rights".[70] Also, the United Nations Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syrian Crisis, Panos Moumtzis from Greece, correlated the Turkish offensive against the Kurds, with the Srebrenica genocide, prompting strong reactions from Ankara.[71][72] Hungary – Hungary vetoed an attempt by the EU member states to unanimously issue a warning against the operation citing "countries have rights to protect their borders".[73][74] However, Hungary finally accepted the EU declaration condemning the Turkish military intervention in Syria, which was later explained by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Péter Szijjártó as a move to "not disrupt the unity of the Visegrad Four".[75][76] Later, Hungarian FM Szijjártó announced its support and commitment for Turkey's plans to "resettle 4 million refugees living in Turkey to their home country".[77][76] Szijjártó concluded in support that "the Syrian offensive is a Hungarian national interest",[78] also added that Hungary will be delighted to cooperate with Turkey, if Turkey establishes a safe zone.[79] Hungary has promised to smooth Turkey-European Union integration and resume talks when in charge.[80] Iceland – Iceland strongly condemned 'the Turkish move against Kurds' and called on Turkey to end the operation.[81] India – India condemned Turkey for its unilateral military move, claiming it would undermine regional stability and the fight against terrorism. India also called upon Turkey to exercise restraint and respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria.[82] Iran – Foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has voiced opposition to the offensive viewing it as a violation of Syria's sovereignty.[83] However regarding the US withdrawal from Syria Zarif commented saying the US was an "irrelevant occupier in Syria", and said that Iran would be willing to mediate tensions between Syria and Turkey.[citation needed] In addition, Iran's parliamentary speaker Ali Larijani cancelled his scheduled trip to Turkey.[59] Iraq – President Barham Salih condemned the operation, stating that "Turkey’s military incursion into Syria is a grave escalation; will cause untold humanitarian suffering, empower terrorist groups.