The U.S. president blamed Ayatollah Khamenei’s government for oppression and brutality, which it utilizes to control the nation.
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On Saturday, January 17, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced the necessity to put an end to the reign of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has been at the helm of the nation for 37 years. He asserts that it’s time to seek a fresh figurehead in Iran.
This is as reported by Politico.
Trump’s remarks surfaced soon after Ali Khamenei’s profile on the X platform disseminated a chain of messages, holding the U.S. president accountable for lethal brutality and turbulence within Iran.
“We consider the U.S. president culpable for the sacrifices, deprivations, and defamation he has brought upon the Iranian populace,” one of the entries states.
In retort, Trump held Ayatollah Khamenei’s administration accountable for the suppression and savagery it employs to govern the land.
“As the nation’s leader, he is culpable for the utter ruination of the country and the application of force on an unprecedented scale,” the American president expressed.
According to him, the supreme religious leader of Iran is not effectively leading his country but is eliminating thousands of individuals to preserve his dominance over it.
“Governance is about esteem, not dread and fatality,” Trump included.
The U.S. president has generally denounced Khamenei and the Iranian system of government.
“This individual is an unwell person who should competently administer his nation and cease the slaying of people. His nation is the most undesirable location on earth to reside in due to inadequate administration,” he declared.
As a reminder, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had previously verified that “several thousand” persons had perished as an outcome of the demonstrations in Iran, but explicitly disclaimed any culpability on the part of the security forces.