The Roman general Vegetius said, “If you want peace, prepare for war.” When looking at the recent actions of the Islamic Republic of Iran, that lesson should be heeded very carefully.
On Tuesday, Iran took the brazen move of requesting that Interpol place US President Donald Trump, along with 48 American officials, on an Interpol list. This is the second time they have done this. They tried last June, but Interpol, which is based in France, rejected the Iranian request.
This came just one day after Iran seized a South Korean-flagged oil tanker, the same day that it told the international community that Iran is ramping up their enrichment of uranium. This Thursday, the Iranians are practicing military drills in the Persian Gulf.
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