Iran refutes Trump and says not to be impressed by the warning about the "consequences"

Iran on Monday rejected an angry warning from US President Donald Trump that Tehran is likely to suffer disastrous consequences, "as few have suffered in history before" if it again threatens the United States. United.

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif responded to Trump's warning by repeating the US leader by writing in capital letters.

"We have been here for millennia, and we have seen the fall of empires, including ours, which lasted more than a quarter century, the life of some countries," wrote Zarif on Twitter

. "Beware!" He wrote in capital letters, using the same words as Trump.

Iran is under increasing pressure from the United States and possible sanctions since Trump's decision in May to withdraw the United States from a 2015 agreement between the world powers and the United States. Iran on the nuclear program of Iran.

The Trump government conducted an online speech and communication offensive to foment agitations and help put pressure on Iran to close its program and its support to militant groups.

Trump's words seem to have been a response to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's statement that hostile policies towards Tehran could lead to "the mother of all wars."

In his tweet addressed to Rouhani, Trump wrote: "Never, never threaten the United States or they will suffer consequences so little suffered in history." We are no longer a country that will tolerate your crazy words of violence and death. ! "

Rouhani had spoken at a meeting of Iranian diplomats on Sunday:" Mr. Trump, do not play with the lion's tail, this will only lead to regrets. "

" America should know that peace with Iran is the mother of all peace, and the war with the world. Iran is the mother of all wars, "said Rouhani, quoted by the official news agency Irna