Although the war has settled down for the time being, no one is willing to give up an inch of ground in the war. Iran has opened its mouth in response to US President Donald Trump's 'finish the job' comment. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghachi said in a stern tone, 'If you want to test your luck again, come. We are ready to welcome you.” Aragachi also targeted Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin in a harsh tone.
The incident started last Sunday. On his social media account, Truth, on October 27, he expressed his support for Netanyahu in the Israeli elections. Wrote, 'Netanyahu is a great fighter.' After that, referring to the Iran war, Trump wrote, “Iran has been weakened enough that if Tehran does not change its policy, the United States and its allies will soon finish their work.” “If anyone other than Netanyahu becomes prime minister, America will have to do this alone, which I don't want to do.” It is not enough to say 'the job is done', Trump has warned of a severe blow to Iran.
Trump wrote, “Iran has been weakened enough that if Tehran does not change its policy, America and its allies will soon finish their work.”
Iran's Foreign Minister Araghachi responded to Trump's comments. Writes, Last time you wanted to finish, 'Iran came out stronger. Want to test your luck again? Well, come on. you are welcome But beware, we also have some unfinished business.' After that, he wrote, “Netanyahu is pushing America towards war to escape from his mattress and prison.” As a result, he has no idea what will happen to Israel or the President himself.'
Incidentally, Netanyahu is on trial in a corruption case in Israel. After a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear and military bases last February, despite a cease-fire in April, nuclear talks collapsed. Since then, the tension between the two countries has increased again. However, President Donald Trump has said he has no plans to attack Iran before the US midterm elections in November.