Iran’s
Suleimani threatens Trump: ‘The Red Sea is no longer secure’
Staff
writer, Al Arabiya English
In another round of
threatening statements by the Iranian regime, the commander of the Iranian
Revolutionary Guards’ Quds Force Qassem Suleimani has issued a direct threat to
the United States President Donald Trump, adding new fuel to weeks of tension between
Iran and the US.
In a speech
broadcast by Iran’s al-Alam channel, Suleimani threatened Trump by saying that
“The Red Sea is no longer secure”.
“You know that this
war will destroy all that you possess. You will start this war but we will be
the ones to impose its end. Therefore you have to be careful about insulting
the Iranian people and the president of our Republic,” Soleimani said in a speech,
as reported by al-Alam in Arabic. “You know our power in the region and our
capabilities in asymmetric war. We will act and we will work,” he said.
This is believed to
be related to Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi militias’ attack on two Saudi oil
tankers on Thursday, which temporarily halted all oil shipments through the
strategic Red Sea shipping lane of Bab al-Mandeb.
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