What lies behind the bloody threats of Donald Trump against Iran

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Tehran. US President Donald Trump has issued an angry message against Iranian leader Hbadan Rohan. The announcement comes in response to the Iranian leader's words that America "does not play with the tail of the lion," commented Tehran and the Washington Russian edition "Watch."
"Rohan's words also did not emerge in an empty place.In early May, Trump declared that he was leaving the nuclear deal with Iran and that he was not going to be able to do anything. he was retaliating not only against him, but against countries that are developing trade and economic relations with him, he said.
"Washington is concerned not only with the nuclear program, but also with Iran's growing influence in the region and its success in the hybrid war against Israel and Saudi Arabia. Washington has another interest: First of all, the United States does not want to return 150 billion Iranian money to the Iranians, and secondly, they want to take advantage of the change in oil prices, "he said. -he says.
On Monday, in response to Trump's reluctant cries, Gulyamossein Gibbbarvary, a Brigadier General of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards, said the American leader's threats are part of the psychological warfare, but Tehran will continue to counter his enemies and Will not abandon its revolutionary beliefs. "" America wants nothing more than to destroy Iran … But Trump can not do anything against it, "he added.
"Trump can threaten armed invasions and interference, but I do not believe it – it's a stupid game – to start an action where it can become unpredictable around the world." , said economic badyst, candidate of historical sciences and Iranian Mihail Krutichin
According to him, the size of Iran and the scattering of objects on its territory suggest that Americans will have trouble attacking it. The ground operation against it is turned off, and accurate strikes on individual sites will not be beneficial.
That's why he thinks the threats will remain threats. "If there are problems with oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, then we will see how this will affect the world oil market," added Krutichin
Translation and Editing: Viktor Tourmakov

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