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Iran unveils mural warning of retaliation if US conducts a military strike
The mural in Enghelab Square warns the U.S. against military strikes amid tensions following a crackdown killing over 5,400 protesters, activists reported.
- Iran unveiled a large mural in Enghelab Square depicting damaged planes on an aircraft carrier deck and bearing the slogan `If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind`.
- Protests that began on Dec. 28 over the rial's collapse spread nationwide and prompted a violent crackdown by Iran's theocracy, spiking U.S.-Iran tensions.
- President Donald Trump said U.S. ships were being moved `just in case` and U.S. Central Command confirmed F-15E Strike Eagle jets are in the Middle East while the U.K. Ministry of Defence deployed Typhoon jets to Qatar.
- Warning of force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander said the force is `more ready than ever, finger on the trigger` as the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and accompanying warships move toward the region.
- The U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency reported 5,459 deaths and more than 40,800 arrests, while Iran's government reported 3,117 deaths including 2,427 civilians and security forces.
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A new mural unveiled in a central Tehran square on Sunday contains a direct warning from Iran to the United States not to attempt a military attack on the country. The painted image of several damaged planes on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier bears the slogan: "If you sow the wind, you will reap the storm." The unveiling of the mural in Enghelab Square comes as the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and accompanying warships move toward…
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Iran unveils mural warning of retaliation if US conducts a military strike
Authorities in Iran have unveiled a new mural in a central Tehran square with a direct warning to the United States to not attempt a military strike on the country.
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