World press on statements made by the parents of the Tsarnaev Brothers (April 25, 2013)

"Parents Say Boston Bombing Suspects Are Innocent" is an article printed today by the New York Times.
"In an outpouring of anguish and anger at a news conference here in the capital of Dagestan, the brothers’ father, Anzor Tsarnaev, and mother, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, also made accusations of a conspiracy in which the American authorities murdered their older son, Tamerlan, after seizing him," the article reads
"Despite this evidence, and after two days of questioning by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation here, Ms. Tsarnaeva said she would not accept that her sons were guilty. 'No I don’t — and I won’t,' she snapped at the news conference. 'Never!'."
"In one dramatic moment, Ms. Tsarnaeva said that F.B.I. agents who came to the family’s home in Massachusetts to question Tamerlan about his religious views, had asked her if she worried that he might commit an act of terrorism. 'Actually they told me, don’t you think that Tamerlan is being a little bit, you know, like extreme about religion?,' she said. 'Do you think that he would think about organizing, some kind of, you know,' she broke off and stumbled over her words. 'Probably that was their meaning: terroristic, terrorism or whatever, aggression.' 'Do you see any aggression in Tamerlan?,' she said, quoting the agents. 'No, I did not. I did not. I really did not see any reason to worry.' Ms.Tsarnaeva said that she was considering giving up her American citizenship."
"They said that they regretted having lived in the United States, but that they wanted to travel back soon see Dzhokhar, though they expressed fear that they would not be allowed to see him until he is put in prison. 'Yes, I would prefer not to live in America now like, why did I even go there — why?,' Ms. Tsarnaeva said, nearly breaking into tears. “I thought America was going to like protect us, our kids, it was going to be safe for any reason. But it happened the opposite. My kids — America took my kids away from me — only America. So why wouldn’t I regret? Why?' 'I don’t know,' she said, regaining her composure. 'I am sure that my kids were not involved in anything.'"