Iran Commander killed Foreign Minister accused of "state terrorism" 5:01 on January 8
In Iran, a funeral of a commander killed by the U.S. Army took place in his hometown, and a large number of citizens rushed and collapsed, killing 56 people. Iran's foreign ministry has emphasized that Iran's commando killings were "state terrorism" and retaliated, and Iran's departure is a major focus.
In Iran, the body of an elite unit killed by the U.S. Army, Commander Soreimani of the Revolutionary Guard, was brought to his hometown of southern Kerman, where a massive funeral was held.
The funeral filled the streets with people, and according to Iranian officials, a large number of people rushed and collapsed, 56 died and 213 were injured. Due to this, the burial of the body scheduled for the afternoon of March 7 has been postponed.
In response to growing anti-American sentiment in Iran, Foreign Minister Zarif said in an interview on CNN television on Tuesday that the death of Commander Soleimani by President Trump was "a state terrorism and an invasion of Iran." I was very criticized. He said, "We will fight back. We will fight back legally in the right way."
The details of the retaliation are not clear, but in Iran, the Supreme Security Committee, which decides the country's most important policy, is discussing retaliation measures, and Iran's media has temporarily stated that `` 13 scenarios Was considered. "
On the other hand, in Iraq, the neighboring country where the commander was killed, there has been a movement to demand the withdrawal of the U.S. forces, and the officers of the Revolutionary Defense Corps have sent U.S. troops from the Middle East rather than direct attacks on U.S. military bases. Some say that kicking out is important.
It seems that Iran wants to avoid head-on collision with the overwhelming military power of the United States, but Iran's focus has been a major focus as anti-American sentiment has increased in the country.
Iran France phone talks
French President Macron had a phone call with Iranian President Rouhani on the 7th.
According to the French Presidency, President Macron expressed deep concern over the growing tensions in Iraq and the surrounding area, and urged Iran to refrain from aggravating the situation. Is that. He then called on Iran to fully comply with the obligations of the nuclear agreement.
The two leaders also agreed that they would stay in close contact.
U.S.-Iran tensions rise, British and French Foreign Ministers urgently meet
Amid tensions between the two countries as the US military killed Iran's commander, foreign ministers from the United Kingdom, France and Germany held an emergency meeting in Brussels on Wednesday.
Following the meeting, German Foreign Minister Mars criticized Iran's announcement that it would not comply with the restrictions set out in the nuclear agreement and would strengthen its enrichment activities, `` it is unacceptable for Iran to stop fulfilling its obligations. '' did.
He added, "What Iran has announced so far is not the right answer. That is why now we must find a way together." He asked Iran for self-restraint and consulted with Britain and France. He showed his idea to continue.