The Iranian regime is solving its internal crisis abroad by fabricating an imaginary “conflict” in which it tries to divert the attention of an angry and protesting Iranian people and to impress upon them that there is an external danger that requires a national mobilization; whoever violates this “mobilization” will face charges of treason, not of objection or protest against the regime.
One of the most striking indicators of Iranian thinking is the message sent by Iran’s permanent mission to the UN. In it, Iran called on the UN Security Council and demanded that Iraq comply with agreements to close and disarm Kurdish party headquarters in Kurdistan.
The letter threatened that “Iran has no choice but to use its fundamental right of self-defense under international law to defend its national security.” This letter reveals the Iranian regime’s intentions. READ MORE
