Iran Threatens To "Set US Troops On Fire" As Regional Powers Meet In Pakistan To End The War
Photo Credit:Reuters The Iran war just entered its most dangerous diplomatic moment. While foreign ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt gathered in Islamabad on Sunday trying to broker peace, Iran's parliament speaker stood up and told the world that his country's soldiers are ready and waiting waiting for American boots to touch Iranian soil so they can set them on fire. Talks and threats. Diplomacy and missiles. This is the contradiction at the heart of the Iran war as it enters its second month. Iran's Warning "We Will Set Them On Fire" Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf delivered one of the most direct and chilling warnings yet to the United States on Sunday. Qalibaf said on Sunday the "enemy openly sends messages of negotiation and dialogue and secretly plans a ground attack." He added: "Unaware that our men are waiting for the arrival of American soldiers on the ground to set fire to them and puni...