Iran sets ‘red line’ as security chiefs hit back at Trump intervention warning

Ali Shamkhani says Iranians know America’s “rescues” from Iraq and Afghanistan to Gaza, warning any intervention near Iran’s security will be met with a “regret-inducing response”, after Donald Trump threatens action if protesters are killed.

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Iran’s top security voices hit back at Donald Trump’s intervention warning, framing US “rescue” as a grim historical record and casting any move near Iran’s security as a red-line escalation as protests spread. — FILE
ایران کی اعلیٰ سکیورٹی شخصیات نے ڈونلڈ ٹرمپ کی مداخلت کی وارننگ کا جواب دیتے ہوئے امریکی "بچاؤ" کو ایک تلخ تاریخی ریکارڈ قرار دیا، اور ایران کی سلامتی کے قریب کسی بھی اقدام کو سرخ لکیر عبور کرنے والی کشیدگی میں اضافہ قرار دیا، جبکہ احتجاج پھیل رہا ہے۔ — فائل
یہ تحریر سنیںIran sets ‘red line’ as security chiefs hit back at Trump intervention warning2 منٹ · آلے کی آواز0:00 / 2:09

TEHRAN (The Thursday Times) — A senior adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader issued a pointed warning to Washington on Friday, saying Iranians “know the American idea of ‘rescue’ all too well”, citing Iraq, Afghanistan and Gaza, and vowing consequences if the United States moves from rhetoric to action.

The comments, from Ali Shamkhani, came after President Donald Trump said the United States would step in if Iranian authorities shoot or “violently” kill peaceful protesters, adding that America was “locked and loaded and ready to go”, without specifying what would trigger intervention or what form it would take.

In response, Mr Shamkhani said any “interventionist hand” nearing Iran’s security “will be cut off” and described Iran’s national security as a “red line”, not a space for “reckless posts”.

Another senior Iranian figure, Ali Larijani, warned that US involvement in Iran’s domestic unrest would bring “chaos” to the wider region and endanger American interests, while alleging foreign involvement in the protests without presenting evidence.

The exchange landed as demonstrations over economic hardship widened across parts of Iran, with reports of multiple deaths and arrests as clashes with security forces intensified and the government signalled it would respond firmly to violence and disorder.

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