Zarif advises Trump to "exercise caution" after his threats against Iran – La República CE

Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohamad Yavad Zarif responded to US President Donald Trump that Iran is not impressed by his threats and suggested to him "Be careful" in the midst of verbal escalation between the two countries.

"WE DO NOT HAVE PRINTS: The world heard bluffs even harder a few months ago" Zarif writes on Twitter this midnight, in capital letters rendering Trump Monday

The Iranian foreign minister has badured Iranians that they have heard such threats for 40 years since the Islamic revolution overthrew the Pahlavi dynasty.

existed for millennia and we saw the fall of empires, including ours, which lasted longer than the life of some countries .. CAUTO! concluded Zarif.

Iranian Minister's tweet appears hours after Trump wrote on the same social network: "MORE THAN WILL NOT THREATEN THE UNITED STATES WHERE IT SUFFERS D & # 39; IMPLICATIONS THAT HAVE SUFFERED IN THE HISTORY BEFORE. WE ARE NO LONGER A COUNTRY THAT WILL KEEP ITS DEMENTIAL WORDS OF VIOLENCE AND DEATH … BE CAUTO! "

The US President responded in turn to the statements of his Iranian counterpart, Hasan Rohani, who warned Sunday the United States to begin a conflict with Iran would mean " the mother of all wars. "

Addressing Trump Rohani advised him:" Do not play with the tail of the lion, you will regret it ", an expression in Farsi equivalent to not playing with fire

Trump was withdrawn last May in the United States from the 2015 multilateral nuclear agreement with Iran and again imposed sanctions in Tehran and threatens to sink the already battered Iranian economy

A measure aimed at making Iran capitulate to two of its red lines: its ballistic missile programs and its regional influence [19659004] This month, Trump was confident that the Islamic Republic will accept its co nditions and will contact you to reach a new agreement as it has "a lot of problems and its economy is sinking."

The 2015 Nuclear Agreement, signed by Iran and the Group 5 + 1 (USA, Russia, China, United Kingdom, France and Germany), limits Tehran's atomic program in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions, but this counterpart was compromised by Washington's measures. EFE [19659013] mv / msr