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Iran’s president calls Trump ‘madman’, claims he will find himself being hanged like Hussein when he leaves the White House

by Mustapha Olamide
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Iran’s president believes “madman” Donald Trump will find yourself being hanged like Hussein when he leaves the White House.

Firebrand Hassan Rouhani made the astonishing claim during a heated cabinet meeting in Tehran.

He predicted the US president would suffer an identical fate thereto of the late Iraqi leader – who was hanged during a Baghdad prison 14 years ago.

Rouhani blasted: “The day that madman was hanged was the day people celebrated the ultimate victory.

“Trump’s fate won’t be far better than Saddam’s.”

“We had two crazy creatures in history who imposed war on the people. One was Saddam and therefore the other was Trump,” he continued.

“Saddam imposed military war and Trump imposed economic war on us. We didn’t let this economic war reach its goal.”

Trump’s administration withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal involving Iran and introduced a policy of “maximum pressure” targeting Iran’s crumbling economy.

Tightened sanctions – including targeting non-US companies looking to try to to business with the Islamic Republic – have badly damaged Iran’s wealth.

On Wednesday, President Trump warned he would “hold Iran responsible” for any deaths after the US Embassy in neighbouring Iraq was targeted.

He tweeted: “Our embassy in Baghdad got hit Sunday by several rockets. Three rockets did not launch.

“Guess where they were from: IRAN. Now we hear chatter of additional attacks against Americans in Iraq,” the president wrote.

“Some friendly health advice to Iran: If one American is killed, i will be able to hold Iran responsible. Think it over.”

On Monday, Iran had told the US to not provoke already strained “tensions” between the 2 nations.

Earlier this month, the US withdrew some staff from its embassy in Iraq before the primary anniversary of the airstrike which killed Iran’s top general – Qasem Soleimani.

He was killed during a targeted attack – ordered by Trump after Iranian-backed militias had fired rockets at US targets – outside Baghdad’s airport on January 3.

And just last week, we reported how Iran had begun construction at a secret underground nuclear facility.

The revelations came within the wake of it vowing to avenge the killing of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who died during a bomb and gun attack near the capital Tehran.

Iran has promised to “strike like thunder” on whoever administered the attack – widely believed to be work of an elite Israeli team .

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