Murder of Iran's commander by the United States will open an even tougher chapter in the Middle East

The murder of the most powerful Iranian general will have major consequences for Donald Trump, writes The Guardian. In his long military career, Qassem Sulejman left the Middle East, which was covered with corpses. Now he has finally joined them. His death has closed [...]
The murder of the most powerful Iranian general will have major consequences for Donald Trump, writes The Guardian.
In his long military career, Qassem Sulejman left the Middle East, which was covered with corpses. Now he has finally joined them.
His death has closed a frightening chapter in the conflicts of this region, but it risks opening another, even more severe, newspaper writer.
Now you can't predict what really happens between the two protagonists.
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has said that harsh action awaits criminals” behind this attack.
However, the United States has named the commander and his forces terrorists and has held them responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American personnel.
The US Embassy in Baghdad has asked all its citizens to leave Iraq immediately after the air strikes.
American President Donald Trump, in a Twitter post, has published a photograph of the American flag after the news has been released.












