Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi hinted during discussions with his new cabinet of ministers that he was "comfortable" with the escalation in the West at this time, despite the Iranian president's intention to continue talks on the United States' return to the nuclear deal with Iran.
This was reported in the Arab newspaper, a-Sharq al-Awsat, which is published in London and is close to Saudi Arabia, in an article detailing the radical changes Raisi made in his cabinet.
The report states that the actions of Iranian axis officials in the Persian Gulf and Lebanon also prefer that Raisi face, at least at this stage, a confrontation aimed at giving prestige to his new government in the eyes of extremists in Iran.
The paper also chose to highlight Sweden's trials surrounding executions involving President Raisi during the 1980s, in which more than 5,000 dissidents were executed in houses across the country. "The results of the trial may decline because very embarrassing for Raisi, making it difficult to discuss it directly with the European countries," she told Dr. Sinan and Kiel, the main legal expert "Chatham House" specializing in the Middle East in the UK.
Alongside reportedly felt escalation in the Persian Gulf In recent days, it was reported yesterday that Iran's air defense system at the port of Bender Abbas fired warning shots at a U.S. MQ-9 Ripper attack drone in the Strait of Hormuz area.
At the radar base in the port of Bender Abbas, from which they fired the warning shots, are 15 Hurdad anti-aircraft missiles, S-200 anti-aircraft missiles, and Mirsad missiles. It should also be noted that the UAV for which the interceptor missiles were launched is of the type that eliminated the commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, Qassem Suleimani, with the "Hellfire" missiles.