No Need to Fabricate History to Impose War on Iran

Responding to the US Secretary of State's remarks against Iran, an archaeologist stressed that "there is no need to fabricate history to impose war on us," saying: In historical research, Westerners have always sought to present an inverted account of this episode. They either denied Alexander's campaign and the burning of Persepolis, or portrayed it as revenge for the destruction of the Acropolis. They have tried to whitewash his savage, civilization-hostile nature.

In response to the US Secretary of State's statements against Iran, an archeologist emphasized that "there is no need to falsify history to impose war on us" and said: In the field of historical research, Westerners have always tried to tell a false narrative of this story. So much so that they either denied Alexander's campaign and the burning of Persepolis in the year, or considered the destruction of the Acropolis in revenge. They tried to whitewash his wild and anti-civilization nature.