Iran says it will pursue punishing Trump and Netanyahu even after war ends
A senior Iranian military spokesman said Tehran intends to continue pursuing accountability against the US and Israeli leaders regardless of when hostilities conclude.
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A senior spokesman for Iran's armed forces said Tehran would continue to pursue punishing US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even after the end of the war, according to Iran's state-run Mehr News Agency.
General Abolfazl Shekarchi, identified in the report as Iran's senior armed forces spokesman, made the remarks without specifying what form such action against the two leaders might take, or over what timeframe Iran intends to pursue it.
The statement reflects continued hostile rhetoric from Iranian military officials toward both the United States and Israel amid the broader regional conflict involving Iran, though Mehr News did not detail the specific legal, military or diplomatic avenues Tehran might use.
Neither the White House nor the Israeli government was quoted in the report responding to the comments. Iranian officials have made similar statements in the past accusing US and Israeli leadership of aggression against the country.
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- Iran to punish Trump, Netanyahu even after war ends — Mehr News (Iran)
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