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Iran's India Rep Slams Trump's "Crazy Bastards" Hormuz Threat as "Big Mistake"

Iran's Supreme Leader's representative in India, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump's harshly worded threat demanding Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Ilahi stated that the language a person uses reflects their personality and morality, implicitly condemning Trump's profane social media post. He labeled the initiation of the conflict as a "very big mistake" that is causing global suffering through impacts on energy prices and shipping. The diplomat called for world leaders, including India, to unite and pressure President Trump to stop the war.

Key Points: Iran's Leader's India Rep Condemns Trump's Threat Over Strait of Hormuz

  • Trump threatened Iran over Strait of Hormuz
  • Iranian diplomat calls war start a "big mistake"
  • Language used reflects personality, says Ilahi
  • Global suffering cited due to conflict
  • Call for world leaders to urge Trump to stop
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'Language reflects personality": Indian representative of Iran's Supreme Leader lambasts Trump's tirade

Iran's Supreme Leader's representative in India calls Trump's war a "big mistake," criticizes his language, and urges global leaders to intervene.

"The language which every human being uses is the manifestation of his personality and his humanity and his morality. - Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi"

Patna, April 6

After US President Donald Trump issued a sharply worded statement urging Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Supreme Leader's Representative in India said on Monday that it was a "big mistake" to start the war in Iran, which has had wide-ranging repercussions. He also called on the world leaders to come together and urge POTUS to stop the war.

When asked about the recent sharply-worded statement by Trump, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi told ANI, "The language which every human being uses is the manifestation of his personality and his humanity and his morality. So someone who uses rude language means that this is his personality--a lot of American senators denied using that language."

His remark came after Trump, earlier today, issued a strong warning to Iran, urging the Islamic Republic to reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz as the conflict in West Asia escalates, while threatening severe consequences if it fails to do so.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump used unusually harsh language to convey his message, reminding Tehran of his deadline to 'make a deal' or to 'open the Strait', noting that Tuesday will be the day when Washington will wrap up all of Iran's energy and civil infrastructure.

"Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the F****n' Strait, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah," he stated in his post.

Ilahi further told ANI that due to the war, people from all parts of the world are suffering. Calling it a 'big mistake', he elaborated, "From the beginning it was a very big mistake. It wasn't just only this war against Iran, but this war is against all human beings; it was against the whole world. And you will see the result of this war is a lot of people in different countries are suffering at the moment-- initiating of this war was a very wrong and a big mistake."

Ilahi further noted that the world must come together in urging US to stop the war because of the suffering at various fronts.

"All countries can play a big role to stop this war because now the war is now affecting the lives of lots of people- the price of gas, oil and shipping has increased. So I think it is very necessary and important that world leaders come together and they ask President Trump to stop this war."

He also praised Indian diplomacy and said that New Delhi can play a deeper role in the issue.

"The Indian diplomacy is very good, and they can also play more role in this issue. "

His remarks come as the conflict in West Asia and the Gulf region stands in its second month now.

- ANI

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Sarah B
While I agree the language is crude, let's not forget the context. The Strait of Hormuz is critical for global oil supply. Prices are already hurting us in India. Someone needs to ensure these shipping lanes stay open, but maybe with less drama? 🤷‍♀️
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Rohit P
Absolutely right! This war is affecting common people everywhere. Petrol prices in Delhi are through the roof. World leaders need to sit together and find a solution. India can be the perfect mediator - we have traditionally maintained good ties with Iran and also with the West.
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Priyanka N
It's a bit rich for Iran's representative to lecture on morality and language when their own regime is not exactly known for peaceful rhetoric. That said, escalating to war benefits no one. India must focus on protecting its energy security and citizens from the fallout.
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Aman W
The world is tired of these conflicts. We in India are dealing with our own issues. Why should we suffer because of tensions on the other side of the world? Global unity to stop this is the need of the hour. Jai Hind!
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Kavitha C
True diplomacy is about dialogue, not threats. Trump's style creates more problems than it solves. Proud that Indian diplomacy is being recognized. We have a history of non-alignment and peacekeeping. Hope our leaders step up.

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