Iran's Supreme Leader Calls for Severe Action Against Protesters
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, has issued a strong directive to authorities. He demands they "break the back of the seditionists" following a recent crackdown on protests. These demonstrations targeted the country's clerical leadership, sparking a fierce response from the top.
Khamenei Launches Verbal Assault on United States
In his remarks, Khamenei launched a sharp verbal attack on the United States. He accuses Washington of orchestrating the unrest inside Iran. According to him, this is part of a long-term American strategy to dominate the nation. Khamenei insists the protests were not spontaneous events.
He describes them as an "American sedition" carefully planned and executed. The goal, he claims, is to weaken Iran from within. Khamenei emphasizes this confrontation extends beyond any single U.S. president. He calls it an entrenched American policy that persists over time.
Strong Accusations Against U.S. Leadership
Khamenei made some of his strongest statements yet. He labels the current U.S. president a criminal. The supreme leader blames Washington for multiple issues:
- Casualties during the protests
- Destruction of property
- Systematic slander against the Iranian nation
His comments come amid reports Iran might execute rioters linked to the U.S. This potential move adds tension to already strained relations. The situation highlights ongoing geopolitical friction between the two nations.
Observers note Khamenei's language signals a hardening stance. It reflects Iran's determination to suppress dissent while blaming external forces. The international community watches closely as events unfold in the region.
