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Iran issues Trump arrest warrant and asks Interpol for help

Iran’s prosecutor said the country issued an arrest warrant for US President Donald Trump for his role in the assassination of senior military commander Kassem Suleimani earlier this year. Writes about this Independent.

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Tehran’s prosecutor Ali Algasimer said the international request with a “red corner” to Interpol includes Trump and 35 other individuals allegedly involved in the assassination of General Kassem Suleimani, the commander of Iran’s secret militias.

“Thirty-six people involved in the general's assassination have been identified, including political and military officials from the United States and other governments. We sent a red flag request to Interpol,” he said.

Trump and others involved in the request are accused of “murder and acts of terrorism.”

The US envoy to Iran, Brian Hook, dismissed the warrant as "propaganda that cannot be taken seriously."

“Interpol does not intervene or approve red-line requests that are politically motivated,” he said. — This document is political in nature. It has nothing to do with national security, international peace or promoting stability."

Iran’s economy is not in the best condition due to tough US sanctions that severely limit the country's ability to do business with other states, as well as the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which drastically slowed Iran’s internal economy. Faced with the economic crisis, the administration of President Hassan Rouhani disagreed with health experts and allowed businesses to reopen, causing a new outbreak of coronavirus.

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The allegations made against Trump and his entourage excited the memories of the murder, which for a short time united large sections of the Iranian population.

Algasimer did not name the 35 other officials who, according to him, are listed in the request submitted to Interpol. The organization has not yet commented on this document. A search of its wanted persons database yielded no results for "Donald Trump."

Algasimer also said that Iran will demand the execution of the warrant even after Trump and his deputies leave their posts, potentially restricting their movement for years to come, or at least forcing them to think twice before going abroad.

What is the "red corner"

The “red corner” of a request means a request to law enforcement agencies around the world to find and arrest a specific person, but he does not oblige them to do this, explains Business Insider.

It is unlikely that Interpol will agree with Iran’s request for Trump, given that, according to the organization’s rules, it should reject any request that it considers politically motivated.

As ForumDaily wrote earlier:

  • On the night of January 3, USA rocketed at the international airport of Baghdad in Iraq, which killed the commander of the Iranian elite unit Al-Quds of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Major General Kassem Suleimani. The Pentagon said that the liquidation of Suleymani was carried out at the direction of US President Donald Trump. The US considers the IRGC a terrorist organization, and Suleimani is involved in attacks on the US embassy and US military bases in Iraq.
  • US threatened in Iran "Harsh revenge" for the death of General Suleymani. On January 5, Tehran announced a complete withdrawal from the agreement aimed at limiting Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions from it.
  • January 8thve military bases in Iraq, where the forces of the United States and its allies are located, rocketed from Iran. Tehran said it was revenge for the assassination of General Suleimani.

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