Iran's Ambassador to Russia: Trump's Claim of Iranian Attacks on US Cities Is a 'Flight Forward'

Kazem Jalali noted: It appears Trump, amid America's election race, has resorted to a 'flight forward' and wants to use our real deterrent power to settle domestic political scores with his Democratic rivals in California!

The ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Russia emphasized: the US president's claims about Tehran's plan to destroy American cities are completely baseless, unreal and just election rhetoric.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Kazem Jalali added in a conversation with Ambassador Arjan: Iran's military doctrine is completely clear, responsible and based on defense and deterrence, and we have never initiated any war.

At the same time, he reminded: However, Iran's missile capability and power is an undeniable, accurate and terrifying fact for any aggressor.

Iran's ambassador in Moscow noted: Trump seems to have run away in the US election and wants to use our real deterrent power for domestic political settlements with his Democratic rivals in California!

He added: We recommend that instead of creating such baseless stories and using the name of Iran in Nebraska, they should think about solving their own internal crises.

According to Ambassador Arjan, US President Donald Trump, who is facing the economic consequences of an attrition war against Iran on the eve of mid-term congressional elections, claimed in an election rally in Nebraska that the increase in prices (caused by the consequences of military aggression against Iran) is not real and justified the attacks against Tehran: "They can destroy a city. Let them destroy Los Angeles [and see what happens]. Let them destroy San Diego [and see what happens]. This price increase is artificial and a bit high. "This is a very small price to pay to keep the world and our country safe."

Ismail Beqai, the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, wrote in a message on X channel on Saturday night, October 18, 1405: The real danger is neither behind the borders nor in the skies of Los Angeles and San Diego; The danger is a ruling body that has imposed an illegal war with global consequences on the world.

He added: The American president considered even the destruction of Los Angeles and San Diego "a very small price".

Baqaei continued: This is a clear example of the "policy of fear": to scare people from an imaginary threat, show the destruction of their cities as an acceptable price and make them neglect to pay attention to the real danger!