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Iran called US threats a danger to regional security

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Iran called US threats a danger to regional security
Senior Iranian officials have expressed a strong reaction to US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

They warned that these threats could negatively affect regional security. Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, described Trump's actions as "adventurous" and called on the American people to think about the safety of their military personnel.

In his statement, Larijani sharply criticized Trump's behavior, emphasizing that these actions reflect the aggressive policies of the US and Israel. According to him, US interference in Iran's internal affairs is illegal and poses a serious threat not only to Iran but to the stability of the entire region.

Larijani also noted the difference between ordinary citizens expressing dissatisfaction and external forces deliberately trying to escalate the situation. Ali Shamkhani, advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, also responded to Trump's statements.

He stressed that Iran's national security is a "red line" for the country and that such matters require a serious approach. In his opinion, this issue cannot be a topic for simple posts on social media.

Meanwhile, protests continue in Iran due to economic problems. People are expressing their dissatisfaction with the devaluation of the national currency and other economic difficulties.

At the same time, the Iranian government is strongly criticizing US foreign policy. They emphasize that US actions pose a serious threat not only to Iran but to the security of the entire region.

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