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What were the president's threats |
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2020-01-07 |
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appea412red |
What were the president's threats?
The first came in a series 대용량정수기렌탈=대용량정수기렌탈좋은곳
of tweets on Saturday.
Mr Trump said the US had identified 52 Iranian sites, some "at a very high level and important to Iran and the Iranian culture", and 장안구포장이사
warned they would be "hit very fast and hard" if Tehran carried out revenge attacks on US interests or personnel.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared to try to soften the threat by saying the US would act within international law.
But the president later repeated his 건대포장이사
threat, saying: "They're allowed to kill our people, they're allowed to torture and maim our people, they're allowed to use roadside bombs and blow up our people - and we're not allowed to touch their cultural site? It 레플리카남성가방=레플리카남성가방 레플리카여성가방 레플리카남성지갑
doesn't work that way."
On Monday, White House adviser 번동용달이사
Kellyanne Conway 냉온정수기나노필터=냉온정수기나노필터강력추천
defended the president, saying he had not said he was targeting cultural sites, only "asking the question".
She also said: "Iran has many strategic 서울대포장이사
military sites that you may cite are also cultural sites", before later clarifying her remark to say she was not suggesting Iran had camouflaged military targets as cultural sites.
Defence Secretary Mark Esper 메종마르지엘라=메종마르지엘라여성의류
was later asked if the US would target cultural sites, and said: "We will follow the laws of armed conflict."
When asked if that meant no, "because 안마의자렌탈
targeting a cultural site is a war crime?", he responded: "That's the laws of armed conflict." |
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