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Trump’s madness lies in his “no way out”, whether it is dealing with his own country’s affairs or dealing with international relations. At the beginning of 2020, Trump directly ordered the "hunting" of the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Soleimani, which led to tensions in US-Iran relations and almost triggered a bloody international war.
Iran originally thought that there would be no more national disaster in 2020, but it did not expect that Fahrizad, a key figure who is extremely important to Iran’s nuclear weapons development, would be assassinated. The loss of two generals in one year makes Iran’s pain indescribable. Senior official Yi: The murderer must regret it!
The details of the attack on Fahrizad were exposed. The pain of Iran and the joy of the United States
The death of Iranian nuclear expert Fahrizad shocked the world. The details of the attack were announced a few days ago. It is reported that the Ministry of Defense vehicle that Fahrizad was riding on was hit by an explosion when it was traveling on a remote section, which prevented the vehicle from moving forward and Fahrizad was seriously injured.
After that, the militants ambushing nearby rushed out, frantically fired at the vehicle in which Fahrizad was riding, and the bodyguards counterattacked. Although the terrorists were repelled in the end, Fahrizad died from his injuries.
Fahrizad is the creator and navigator of Iran’s nuclear weapons program. His death is not only a major psychological blow to Iran, but also an irreparable loss in Iran’s nuclear weapons business. After the incident, Trump sent three tweets in a row, which couldn't hide his excitement. Obviously, the death of an important person in Iran is a joyous "great event" for him.
Who is behind the scenes? Beauty and Israel are inextricably linked
Who is behind the scenes? The Iranian side has publicly condemned the United States and Israel in response to this issue. The Western world also generally believes that the incident was a joint assassination operation instigated by the United States and executed by the "Mossad", a senior Israeli intelligence organization. This kind of speculation is not just an imagination without wind and waves.
Trump's "hatred" towards Iran has long been bluntly expressed, and he even wants to use the final stage of his term to carry out missile attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu also put Fahrizad's photo in the PPT in a public speech, and said to those present, please remember the name Fahrizad, full of threats.
Faced with the sudden "silence" and refusal of the US and Israeli officials, the Iranian people were indignant. The Iranian Foreign Minister even posted tweets in four languages, hoping that the international community can take this matter from a fair perspective and work with Iran to fight against "terrorism."
Iran’s defense consultants even emphasized that Iran will always be vigilant and “retaliate” against murderers at the right time like lightning, making them regret their actions.
At the beginning of the year, after Soleimani was killed, Iran used missiles to attack the US military base in Baghdad. However, the US soldiers had already evaded as if they knew in advance, and ultimately did not cause major casualties to the US military. This "retaliation" has been criticized by the Iranian people as vain and formalized.
Now, another Iranian general has been killed, and the Iranian people will not allow the government to "silence" anymore. This has also put the Iranian government into a dilemma. Immediate retaliation will obviously fall into the United States to dig the pit, and it will be difficult to calm the country without any action. Popular anger, popular sentiment. I hope that Iran can make the right choice at a critical moment and put the overall situation first.
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