Iran’s turmoil has been a subject of international concern, with the US President Donald Trump calling for a new leadership in the country. This statement comes as protests in Iran have begun to weaken, while the government claims to have full control over the situation. Trump further stated that the execution of 800 people in Iran on the previous day had a significant impact, although no executions actually took place.
In recent days, Trump has made multiple threats of military intervention in Iran, and on Monday, he appealed to the Iranian people to continue their protests and take control of institutions, stating that help is on the way. However, the next day, Trump suddenly changed his stance, saying that he had been informed that killings in Iran had stopped and that no executions were being carried out.
In response to the Iranian Supreme Leader’s statement that Trump was responsible for the violence and unrest in Iran, Trump stated that the rulers of Tehran rely on force and coercion to maintain power, a practice that has never been seen before. Trump emphasized that leadership means respect, not fear and death, and that instead of killing thousands of people to maintain power, the rulers should focus on governing the country properly, just as he does in the US.
Trump further stated that Iran has become the worst place to live in the world due to its poor leadership. In other news, four Palestinians were injured, and their homes were set on fire in a attack by Israeli settlers on the West Bank. The US Central Command stated that a terrorist affiliated with al-Qaeda was killed.
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The US has invited several countries to join its peace board, with some countries confirming their participation. A ceasefire agreement has been reached between the Syrian government and the Kurdish-led SDF after intense fighting. The Pentagon has ordered around 1,500 US soldiers in Alaska to be prepared for possible deployment.
US President Donald Trump has established a ‘peace board’ to resolve the Gaza conflict, which is part of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated that imposing US tariffs on NATO allies would be a mistake.
In a shocking incident, a retired railway employee in Uttar Pradesh, India, has been arrested for killing his 35-year-old live-in partner and burning her body in a suitcase. The relatives of the victims of the Gul Plaza tragedy will start receiving aid from today.
