Iranian President Masud Pezeškian accused U.S. President Donald Trump to want to “throw the Islamic Republic in his knees” in speech on the occasion of the 46th anniversary of the revolution.
“Trump says – we want to talk to Iran and sign in the memorandum all the conspiracy to throw our knee revolution,” said Peesekian gathered in Tehran.
He referred to the document that signed the US president last week, which envisages new sanctions, especially against the Iranian oil sector. “We don’t ask for war,” Pezeškian said, added that his country “will never cease”.
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Iranians today celebrate 46. The anniversary of the victory of the Islamic revolution, exiting Tehran Streets and across the country. Monday morning, State Television transmits population recordings on the streets of cities and villages, with pop music and patriotic songs. Numerous shouts the protualic and anti-efficial slogans, carry green and white-red Iranian flags, as well as those of Hezbollah and portraits of Ayatolah Home.
In Tehran, from the morning, the inhabitants moved towards the main place of assades (“Freedom” in Persian), which is located in the west of the city.
“America thinks he can throw Iran on his knees by creating a division between parts of the Iranian nation,” said Iranian president in his address. “If we stood hand in hand, we will be able to solve all the problems in the country,” Peeseškian said.
Celebrations are celebrated by the fall of the monarchy, which ruled the Chess of Repa Pahlavi, and starting every year on January 31, which is the date of return to Tehran Ayatolah Khomeani in 1979, after exile in Paris. In recent days, numerous Iran officials referred to the population that in as many participants in celebrations.
(Vijesti.ba)
