Iranian Parliament National Security Committee: Will continue to fight against the enemy until revenge for the assassination of the Supreme Leader

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Gate News reports that on March 7, the Iranian Parliament’s National Security Committee issued a statement saying that the war against the enemies will continue until revenge is taken for the assassination of the Supreme Leader.

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Rotschildvip
· 03-07 15:29
As expected, Iranians are a tough nut to crack and Trump pissed them off. He doesn't know what revenge is. They will remember it for generations.
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