Do not fall into the trap of Israel and resort to war; Iran to Trump
Tehran: Iran urges US not to give in to Israeli tactics and prepare for war. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javed Sharif has told US President Donald Trump not to fall into Israel’s trap of provoking and provoking war against US troops in Iraq.
The Iranian foreign minister’s response comes on the first anniversary of the US assassination of Iranian commander Qasim Sulaimani. However, Israel has not yet commented on the matter. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online.
The Iranian foreign minister came to the fore as the White House repeatedly blamed Iran for rocket attacks on U.S. forces.
New intelligence from Iraq suggests that Israel may launch an attack on US forces and provoke Trump into war. “Israeli agents are working on this,” Sharif said.
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The White House has not yet commented on the Iranian foreign minister’s tweet.
There were indications that he would launch an attack on Iran before Trump resigned. Such observations have risen internationally in the wake of escalating tensions between Iran and Washington.
The United States has fired three B-52 bombers in the Gulf in the past three months. On the anniversary of the US assassination of Qasim Suleiman, there were serious concerns about provocative moves from Iran.
There have been reports of increasing pressure on Trump from Israel and Saudi Arabia to step up action against Iran.
Iran has issued an arrest warrant against Trump over the assassination of Qasim Sulaimani. In addition to Trump, Iran has issued warrants for 30 drone strikers. Iran has said it will pursue the case even if the US president steps down.
Qasim Sulaimani, commander of the Revolutionary Guard, Iran’s armed forces, has been killed in Iraq. He was accompanied by al-Mahdi, a deputy commander of the Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Force DPMFP in Iraq.
The Pentagon said in a statement that US President Donald Trump had ordered the assassination of Suleiman.
Suleimani was instrumental in providing military support to Syrian ruler Bashar al – Assad in 2011, joining hands with the Shiite coalition in Iraq, and allying with Lebanese Hezbollah forces.
Suleimani became head of the Quds Force in 1998. Under his leadership, Israel and Saudi Arabia were concerned about the rapid growth of Iran in the Middle East.
There have been several attempts to assassinate him over the past two decades.
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