The Iranian regime provided 'firm support' to the narco-terrorist Nicolás Maduro
Nicolás Maduro and Ali Khamenei
porEditorial Team
Argentina
Chavista Foreign Minister Yván Gil had a conversation with his Iranian counterpart, Seyed Abbas Araghchi
The Foreign Minister of the Chavista regime, Yván Gil, held a conversation with his Iranian counterpart, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, who expressed firm support for the narco-terrorist dictator Nicolás Maduro in the face of military threats from the United States, which seeks to combat criminal organizations in the region.
The official from the Iranian terrorist regime, which lost its nuclear capabilities after a United States attack with 7 B-2 Spirit bombers, reaffirmed support for Venezuela in the face of, according to his false version, "the aggressions and false narratives that proliferate in hegemonic media, which serve imperialism to attack the Venezuelan people."
El régimen iraní respaldó con 'un firme apoyo' al narcoterrorista Nicolás Maduro
He also highlighted Iran's cooperation with Venezuela in international organizations and in the "Group of Friends in Defense of the Charter of the United Nations."
Likewise, the Chavista minister emphasized that "the unity of our free and sovereign peoples will always prevail over the lies and threats of imperialism."
During the conversation, in which bilateral cooperation issues were discussed, both countries' commitment to strengthening ties and facing common challenges together was reaffirmed.
Donald Trump y Nicolás Maduro.
On August 21, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned United States threats against the Chavista regime, calling them "dangerous for peace" and "security in the Caribbean."
Tehran, which seeks the destruction of Israel and the murder of all Jews in the Middle East, stated that these actions are part of an alleged "interventionist policy of Washington" that contravenes Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the UN Charter, which prohibits the use or threat of force against sovereign states.
The statement from the Iranian regime accused the United States of disregarding the rules of international law and warned that the military maneuvers constitute the continuation of illegal policies that put regional stability at risk, despite having gone to war with Israel 2 months ago and being severely defeated.
