Head of Iranian diplomacy warns Donald Trump after threatening tweet



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"Be careful! Mohammad Javad Zarif, on Monday after a particularly virulent US President's message against Tehran, was quoted as saying "

 Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on April 24.

The tone is rising via tweets Iran has responded with caution on Monday (July 23rd) to the warning of a rare violence launched the previous day by US President Donald Trump against Tehran.

"BE CAREFUL! Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif reported on Twitter on Monday, a few hours after a tweet against Iran by the White House tenant. Using capital letters like Mr. Trump the day before, Mr. Zarif stated: "WE ARE NOT IMPRESSIVE" in a message written in English.

On Sunday, the US president sent a message to Iranian President Hassan Rohani, tweeting: "NEVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES, WHERE YOU WILL COME TO CONSEQUENCES AS LITTLE DURING HISTORY IN KNOWN BEFORE "19459013]. "WE ARE NO LONGER A COUNTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOUR DEEMED WORDS OF VIOLENCE AND DEATH. PAY ATTENTION ! Did he continue?

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This message itself came after Mr. Rohani warned the US leader to "not pulling the whiskers of the tiger" assuring that a conflict with Iran would be the "Mother of all wars" .

"Trump tries to change the subject"

The threatening message of the tenant of the White House, in a register evoking the one previously used against North Korea, has prompted questions about the US strategy against the Islamic Republic, the Trump administration is regularly suspected of cherishing the hope of a regime change in Iran. On May 8, Mr. Trump, who made the Tehran regime his main pet peeve, slammed the door of the agreement supposedly to prevent Iran from acquiring the atomic bomb and to reinstate all the sanctions raised in the of this text considered too lax.

If, abroad, the Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu paid homage to the "firm position" of the American president, this abrupt tweet also provoked an avalanche questions about its exact scope. Asked about the president's motives, his spokesman Sarah Sanders pointed out that her "ultimate goal" was to ensure that Tehran did not obtain nuclear weapons and "the protection of Americans .

Many observers saw Monday in the virulent exit of the president a desire to diversion at a time when he is going through a difficult time after his particularly conciliatory remarks about his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki

"Frustrated by the lack of progress with North Korea, angry because of negative reactions after Helsinki, Trump tries to evacuate, to do the hard and change the subject reacted Aaron David Miller, former diplomat and negotiator in several Democratic and Republican administrations. "If Trump's capitalized tirade demonstrates one thing, it is that the United States has no policy on Iran" he added, deploring a rhetoric "Vacuous and Ridiculous"

Based on his discussions with European officials, Rob Malley, President of the International Crisis Group, pointed out that the latter "do not really take seriously [le tweet présidentiel] seeing it as a way of diverting the attention of Mueller [procureur spécial qui enquête sur une éventuelle collusion entre Moscou et l’équipe Trump] and Putin ".

Trump not" angry "but" very happy "

If the two files are in many different ways, the words used by Donald Trump evoke those used a little over a year ago for the North Korean regime and many observers see similarities with the campaign of "Maximum pressure" put in front of Pyongyang. 9659012] In September 2017, during his first speech to the UN General Assembly, Mr. Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea, violently attacking ] "Misguided regime" of Pyongyang. He has since embarked on a negotiating process that culminated in a Singapore summit with Kim Jong-un, which he described as "Rocket Man" (19459012). More than a month after this historic face-to-face, many observers point out, however, the lack of concrete progress on the "complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula" as the international community

On Monday, the US president reacted strongly to an article by Washington Post that he would be, in private, particularly frustrated by the lack of progress on this issue. "The" fake news "say, without even asking me (always anonymous sources), that I am angry because it does not go fast enough. False, very happy! he tweeted

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