Khaberni - The permanent representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations, Amir Saeed Iravani, said that the remarks made by American President Donald Trump are a direct incitement to terrorism.
Iravani wrote in a message to António Guterres, the United Nations Secretary-General following "the warmongering statements of the American president," in which he said: "Such statements constitute a direct incitement to terrorism."
Iravani explained: "The deliberate targeting of civilians and civilian objects, including the destruction of essential infrastructure necessary for the survival of the civilian population such as power stations, energy facilities, and other vital civilian facilities, is considered a war crime, and expresses a blatant practice of state terrorism aimed at causing terror and significant harm to the civilian population, even terrorist groups like ISIS are ashamed to utter such insane and horrific statements."
Trump had threatened Iran and gave it a deadline until Tuesday evening to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and reach an agreement, waving the possibility of destroying power stations and bridges if Tehran does not comply.
