By Admin 
US Iran News: During the NATO summit held in Turkey’s capital Ankara, US President Donald Trump made a big statement regarding Iran. While talking to the media, Trump said that he believes that the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Iran has now ended. He claimed that after the recent developments, this agreement between the two countries has no importance.
‘I think the MoU is over now’
Answering reporters’ questions, Trump said, “I think the MoU is over now.” During this, he indicated that the situation between America and Iran has reached such a level that the future of the agreement between the two countries should now be considered over. “Last night we delivered a very powerful attack on the very dangerous people of Iran,” Trump said. Describing this action as necessary for the security of America, he said that this operation was carried out with full force.
Iranian leadership also targeted
The US President launched a scathing attack on Iran, saying, “They are sick, there is something wrong with them.” This comment of Trump has come at a time when tension between America and Iran is continuously increasing and recent military developments between the two countries have made the regional situation more sensitive.
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Strong condemnation of Iran’s alleged attacks
The Muslim World League (MWL) on Wednesday strongly condemned the alleged targeting of ships of Qatar and Saudi Arabia in the Strait of Hormuz. The organization said that such incidents are a serious threat to regional security and violate religious values as well as international standards.
General Secretary said ‘criminal activity’
Mohammed bin Abdulkareem al-Issa, secretary-general of the Muslim World League, said Iran’s alleged attacks were part of repeated “criminal activities” that violate religious values, international law, humanitarian law and global norms. He said that such incidents weaken efforts to restore security and stability in West Asia.