Iran's Chief of Police Invokes "the State of War" and Warns of New Protests: "We Are with Our Fingers on the trigger."
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Iran's National Police Chief warns of a tough response to new anti-government protests. General Ahmad Reza Radan says that any protesters will be considered "traitors and treated as" enemies, invoking the fact...
Sardar Radan, the country's chief of police, said: "The police have no respect for those who cooperate with the enemy and want to disrupt the country's security."
On state television cameras, the Iranian internal security chief shocked the country when he declared a state of internal war, accused the January protesters of a foreign coup, revealed over six thousand arrests, and openly warned that the finger of the army and the Basij is ready to fire without hesitation (in the world)
Iran’s National Police commander General Ahmad Reza Radan warned that the security forces “have their finger on the trigger” and are fully prepared to deal with what he considered possible riots in the country
The country's Chief of Police, emphasizing the police's full readiness in wartime conditions, said: "If someone tries to create insecurity at the invitation of the enemy, the police will see him as an enemy and will deal with him without mercy, because we have not and will not joke with traitors."
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