Iran’s national paper releases revenge video against Trump and US
The country's national newspaper appeared to flirt with the idea of a rising body count for US soldiers in a possible coming conflict.
An Iranian mourner holds a placard during the final stage of funeral processions for slain top general Qasem Soleimani, in his hometown Kerman on January 7, 2020. / AFP / ATTA KENARE
In a video uploaded on to Twitter by the Iran newspaper, the country’s national paper, a message was sent to the US that they would “seek revenge” after US President Donald Trump ordered a drone strike that killed the Quds Force leader Qasem Soleimani.
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Soleimani was killed at Baghdad airport on January 3.
The video contains a mock Trump tweet covered by the American flag draped on a coffin. The number of likes are replaced with the number of kills, ending with the words “severe revenge”.
anyone care to explain what the fuck i just watched the official Iranian newspaper account post and have taken down pic.twitter.com/FWUH0oNY0P
— enbiethot ✨ (@yungsuppository) January 7, 2020
The video was later taken off the Iran’s Twitter account.
The warning comes days after the body of Soleimani arrived in the city of Ahvaz as thousands gathered to mourn their leader, chanting “Death to America”.
Meanwhile, Trump has vowed to take action against Iran if they attack any American military bases in the country.
(Compiled by Molefe Seeletsa)
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