18/06/2025
The city of Tehran is home to nearly 10 million people—a population larger than that of New York. The Iranian people, like everyone, deserve freedom and peace; threatening them with mass mur*der, forced evacuation, or the prospect of an apocalyptic war is not only morally indefensible—it is profoundly dangerous and destabilizing.
Donald Trump's call for the immediate evacuation of Tehran — despite the fact that there are no nuclear enrichment facilities in the city—represents a shocking and reckless escalation. This is not a targeted military warning; it is a threat aimed at a civilian population on a massive scale. Ordering a densely populated metropolis to evacuate under vague threats of annihilation is among the most extreme and disturbing statements ever made by a U.S. President.
This rhetoric doesn’t appear to be about preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons — a goal that could be pursued through diplomacy and international oversight. Instead, it seems closely aligned with Israel's current agenda of military aggression and regional dominance under the pretense of security. If Trump is intervening now, it raises serious questions: Is he preparing to deliver military support, including the potential use of banned or “dirty” weapons, to further Israel’s campaign?
This move seems designed not to secure peace but to instill fear and chaos in the lives of millions of ordinary people—a strategy that is as morally bankrupt as it is geopolitically disastrous. It risks igniting a broader regional war, destabilizing global alliances, and setting an ominous precedent for how power is exercised on the world stage.
This is not leadership. It is incitement. And it must be condemned.
