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News India Live, Digital Desk: In international politics, heated statements are often seen, but sometimes these statements are scary. Once again the news of tension between Iran and America is making headlines. Recently, Iran’s government TV channel has broadcast something which is being considered as a ‘creepy threat’ against former US President Donald Trump.
“The aim will be accurate this time”
According to reports, a footage was shown on Iran’s state TV, with which a very serious message was given. It said, “This time the target will not be missed.”
This line sounds like a film dialogue, but when it is spoken between two enemy countries, it has a deeper meaning. It is being told that this threat is being linked to the revenge of the assassination of Iran’s top commander Qasim Sulemani. You might remember that America had killed Soleimani in a drone strike, for which Iran has vowed to take revenge several times.
Why use old photo?
Surprisingly, the visuals shown with this threat included part of an old photo or video. According to media reports, it had a view like a golf course (it is said that Trump is very fond of golf). This is the same picture/video that had gone viral earlier, in which a drone was shown targeting a person who looked like Trump.
Iran’s display of this again shows that it has not forgotten this and wants to remind American leaders, especially Donald Trump, that the danger is not over yet.
What is its meaning?
Now the question arises whether Iran is really planning an attack or is it just a part of ‘psychological warfare’? Often countries use such video clips to create psychological pressure on their enemy.
Such threats are not new to Donald Trump, who is always in the news in American politics. American security agencies are always on alert mode. But Iran showing all this on the government channel, and that too in such strong words, is definitely a matter of concern.
The world is currently facing tension on many fronts, in such a situation this new threat can add fuel to the fire. Now it remains to be seen how America reacts to this. Will this just be a war of words, or is the matter something more serious?
