United States President Donald Trump on Friday instructed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to be careful about his words. He gave this warning while reacting to Khamnai's remarks on the US and European countries.
Trump tweeted, warningly, that Iran's so-called Supreme Leader has made very vague talks about Europe and America. Their economy is collapsing and their people are suffering. In such a situation, they should be very careful about their words.
According to Trump, in his provocative statement, Khamnai described America as vicious and European countries Britain, France and Germany as America's servants, a false statement.
Appeal to Iranian leaders
Trump attacked the Iranian leader, countering this statement. In another tweet, Trump addressed the people of Iran, saying that the people of Iran, who love America, are desirous of a government that is interested in fulfilling their dreams rather than killing them. He appealed to Iranian leaders in his tweet that they should abandon terror and make Iran great again instead of taking their country to ruin.
Khamnai targeted European countries
Significantly, on January 17, Iran's Supreme Leader Khamani tweeted and targeted France, Germany and the British government. He wrote, "The threat of the French, German and vicious British governments to take the issue of Iran to the Security Council has once again proved that they are the 'servants' of America." He further wrote that these three countries had helped Saddam in every possible way in the war against us.
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