Arrest warrant issued against Donald Trump

Times Online Reporter:

Iran has given a capture warrant against US President Donald Trump.The country has also sought Interpol's help in arresting the US president.

 Al-Jazeera reported on Monday that a number of people, including Iranian warlord General Qasem Solaimani, had been killed in drone strikes in January. Iran has issued arrest warrants against several people, including Donald Trump, over the US-led airstrikes on Baghdad International Airport in Iraq.Ali al-Qassimehr, Tehran's public prosecutor, said a number of people, including Qasim Solaimani, had been killed in a drone strike in Baghdad on January 3. More than 30 people, including Donald Trump, have been charged with murder and terrorism for the attack.

Except for Donald Trump, no names have been released from Tehran. However, Ali al-Qaseimeh said that Iran would continue to fight for Donald Trump's presidency.

Iran has not stopped issuing arrest warrants. At the same time, they have sought the help of Interpol in this regard. They have requested Interpol to issue a "red notice".Interpol has not remarked on the issue.

Brian Hook, the US envoy to Iran, called the issue a "propaganda surprise." In a statement, Hook said Interpol never intervenes or issues red notices in any such move for political reasons. "It simply came to our notice then. It has nothing to do with national security, international peace and stability. It's a publicity stunt that no one will take seriously. "