Why Did Trump Get the Nickname 'Nazi Abad Dog'? | Details

Trump's shift in stance toward Zelensky and his call for a new president in Ukraine prompted Esmaeil Baghaei to mock US treatment of its allies by recalling the proverb 'Nazi Abad dog.'

Trump's change of position towards Zelensky and his request for the election of a new president in Ukraine became the source of Ismail Baqaei's sarcasm by recalling the proverb "Naziabad's dog" about America's behavior towards its allies.

According to Heshmehri Online's report, Donald Trump's recent statements about the war in Ukraine and his proposal to change the president of this country led to the reaction of the spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; In a press conference today, Ismail Baqaei, referring to the change in the position of the American president towards Volodymyr Zelensky, reminded Henry Kissinger's words that "being an enemy of America is dangerous, but being a friend of America is deadly."

In today's conversation, Baqa'i considered this situation as an example of a statement attributed to Kissinger, an American thinker and diplomat. Baghai further said that the late Jafar Shahri had a phrase about this that says "some people are like Naziabad dogs".

In his recent comments on the Russia-Ukraine war, Trump said that Moscow is willing to reach an agreement, but Zelensky, he claimed, is not willing to agree. The American president also said that it is time for Ukraine to have a new president and suggested that a leader be appointed who can reach an agreement with Russia.

In the past years, America played an important role in strengthening the power of this country against Russia by sending weapons and military and political support to Ukraine. Now critics of Trump's approach believe that his change of position towards Zelensky shows that political considerations and Washington's interests can affect the fate of relations with its allies.

But what is the story of "Naziabad dog"?

This is like the story of ignorant and ungrateful people who know neither acquaintances nor strangers. People who are ungrateful even to those who have served them. In the face of such people, this saying is often expressed: "So-and-so is a dog from Naziabad. no stranger knows; Not familiar?

But what happened to the Naziabad dog? Narrated in the past, Naziabad was a green village in the south of Tehran and one of the relatives of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar lived in the Kolahfarangi mansion in this neighborhood. During the reign of Reza Shah, a slaughterhouse was established in this neighborhood. In this slaughterhouse, animals such as cows, sheep and camels were slaughtered and distributed to butchers in Tehran.

Due to the usual conditions and wastes of slaughterhouses, animals such as cats and stray dogs were gathered next to them, which fed on these wastes to survive. Of course, finding a piece of bone and meat in the community of dogs was not so quiet, and there was a lot of noise when the food was distributed. Usually, dogs are known for their loyalty among us humans, and it is enough to receive a piece of bone from a human to remain loyal to him for the rest of his life.

But why did the dogs of Naziabad bark when they saw any stranger, even the employees of the slaughterhouse? In the past, the neighborhood of Naziabad did not have the population it has today, and the waste of the slaughterhouse was usually thrown away when the dogs were not there. The dogs knew so well that the area outside the slaughterhouse is their domain and anyone who enters this area is considered an enemy and a stranger. That's why they started barking when they saw any stranger.

Of course, one point should be kept in mind that the proverb "Naziabad's dog" is related to 40, 50 years ago, when Naziabad had not yet become a city. These days, the mood of Naziabad neighborhood has changed and there are no more stray dogs.