Biden sent a “request” message, not a “warning”

Mohammad Jamshidi, Deputy Iranian Presidential Office for Political Affairs, stated in his statement on the social media platform

Jamshidi pointed out that the messages conveyed by the American administration were not directed to Khamenei, as Biden said, and said: The United States messages were not directed to the leader of the revolution and were only his demands and demands from Iran. Biden thinks he is warning Iran, he will ask his team to send him text messages. He should ask him to show it. He said.

Hezbollah in Lebanon, which is supported by Iran, announced in a statement on October 8 that it supports Palestinian groups in Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip. Then, mutual clashes broke out between Hezbollah and the Israeli army on the southern border of Lebanon.

In conjunction with these developments, Iranian-backed militias in Syria and Iraq also announced that they had sided with Hezbollah and Hamas, and threatened to strike their targets in Iraq and Syria if the United States intervened in the war. Following the threats, US bases in Iraq and Syria were attacked with missiles and drones.

US President Biden said in a joint press conference with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Washington yesterday: “I warned the Ayatollah (Iranian leader Khamenei) that if they continue to act against our soldiers in this way, we will respond and they must be prepared for that.” This.” and use the following expressions.

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