The official representative of the Foreign Ministry of Iran Abbas Mousavi urged the US President Donald Trump not to dishonour the ancient Persian language.
Hands and tongues smeared with threatening, sanctioning and terrorizing the #Iranian nation, are not entitled to dishonor the ancient #Persian_language.
By the way, are you actually "standing by" millions of Iranians whose hero you just assassinated or "standing against" them?! https://t.co/sfmT0qLXJq pic.twitter.com/6IwJL1uYUh— Seyed Abbas Mousavi (@SAMOUSAVI9) January 12, 2020
Hands and tongues smeared with threatening, sanctioning and terrorizing the Iranian nation, are not entitled to dishonour the ancient #Persian language. By the way, are you actually “standing by” millions of Iranians whose hero you just assassinated or “standing against” them? Mousavi Tweeted
Earlier, Trump supported a protest in Iran. “To the brave and suffering Iranian people: I support you from the very beginning of the presidency, and my government will continue to support you. We are closely monitoring your protests. Your courage is inspiring, ”he wrote in Farsi on his Twitter.
به مردم شجاع و رنج کشیده ایران: من از ابتدای دوره ریاست جمهوریم با شما ایستادهام و دولت من همچنان با شما خواهد ایستاد. ما اعتراضات شما را از نزدیک دنبال می کنیم. شجاعت شما الهام بخش است.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 11, 2020
Iranian FM Slams Secretary Pompeo Over False Statement On General Soleimani
https://twitter.com/SGhasseminejad/status/1216131659986325504
“This tweet by @realDonaldTrump with more than 100k likes is already the most liked Persian tweet in the history of Twitter,” Saeed Ghasseminejad, senior adviser and financial economist at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, claimed. “A strong show of support by Iranians for Trump’s Iran policy, something the MSM does not and will not report.”
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that Washington was observing Iranian demonstrations closely, warning against any new “massacre” as protests broke out after Tehran admitted to shooting down a passenger plane.
At a student protest to pay tribute to the crash victims on Saturday, Iranian authorities briefly detained Britain’s ambassador, in what the British government called a violation of international law. He was later released.
