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Tehran responds to Trump's city targeting remarks
The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied that President Donald Trump's statements about the possibility of Iran attacking Los Angeles and San Diego are true, describing them as "a fabricated imaginary enemy." The Foreign Ministry spokesperson affirmed that the United States is creating an imaginary enemy to scare its people and conceal the real threat on the ground, which is the illegal war it imposes on the world. Trump's statements came during a speech in which he referenced a scenario where Iran might attack American cities, considering that paying the price for such a threat is a "small price." Iran responded by emphasizing that the real danger does not lie beyond American borders, but within the administration that enforces the war.
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