In his customary, sleazy words, the US president on Friday launched a violent abuse of abuse on the leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ali Khamenei, claiming that he had prevented the Israeli regime and the US military from assassinating him.
The ministry said that such rhetoric not only violates core principles of international norms, including the UN Charter emphasizes the right to self-determining the rights of a nation, but also constitutes “a humiliation to venerable civilizations” and “harms the feelings of hundreds of millions of Muslims in the region and around the world.”
“Undoubtedly, rhetoric that scorns and bullies rhetoric against Iran and political and religious figures that Iranians and Muslims all over the world respect, further credits the claim that deepens the global aversion to America’s myopia policy and calls for dialogue and involvement,” the statement said.
The department also advised US officials to abandon aggressive rhetoric and frequent shifts, responding instead to an attack on the US attack on Iran’s peaceful nuclear facilities in a total violation of international law.
On June 22, the United States formally joined the Israeli war of attacks on Iran by launching an attack on the country’s three nuclear facilities in violation of the UN Charter and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Trump announced a ceasefire two days later, shortly after Iranian forces launched a missile attack on a major U.S. Air Force base in Qatar in retaliation.
MNA/Press TV