In the midst of the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, the Kirchner leader Luis D'Elía issued a warning that raised strong concern: he assured that “there will be an attack in Argentina” and linked that possible event to an alleged “victimization” maneuver by Israel.
The statements were made in an interview on Radio Belgrano AM 570 and also broadcast on their social networks. There, D'Elía introduced himself as spokesperson for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and stated “the comrades of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard have asked me to tell the Argentine people” that the war will not be short and that it will last over time. In that same framework, he denied the irrefutable death of the Iranian supreme leader.
The leader went further and argued that the only alternative that Israel would have would be “victimization”, alluding to the possibility of a “self-attack” on Argentine soil. He even evoked the attacks against AMIA and the Israeli Embassy in the 90s under a conspiranoic reading that attributes
