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Iran warned this Monday that, although it is open to holding talks with the US, it is “prepared for war” in case Trump makes good on his threat to intervene in response to the lethal repression of protests across the country.
In the midst of the information blackout imposed by the Iranian authorities that is now in its fourth day, the NGO Iran Human Rights, based in Norway, estimates that at least 648 protesters have died due to the repression of the security forces in protests that have already become the greatest challenge to the ayatollah regime since the Islamic Revolution of 1979.
Faced with possible interference by the US, senior officials of the Iranian regime have closed ranks. “Come and see how all your resources in the region will be destroyed, come and see what happens to American bases, ships and forces,” the president of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, warned the Trump Administration this Monday.
Ghalibaf participated this Monday in one of the pro-government demonstrations in Iran that the regime has been responsible for showing through its media speakers as a counterweight to the protests that started on December 28.
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