DUBAI (Reuters), – Iranian President Ebrahim Rashi said on Tuesday, the second anniversary of the murder of General Qassem Solimani, that the former President of the United States Donald Trump should be tried. Otherwise, Tehran will take revenge.

Iran and its allies in Iraq are holding events to honor Soleimani the commander of Quds Force. This is the overseas arm, or elite Revolutionary Guards, of Iran. Trump ordered a drone strike in Iraq on January 3, 2020. He killed him.

Raisi declared Monday that if Trump or (former secretary to state Mike) Pompeo were not tried by a fair court, Muslims would take their martyr’s revenge.”

Raisi stated that the aggressor, main suspect, as well as the murderer and principal culprit (the former President of the United States) must be tried under the (Islamic), law of revenge, and God’s judgment must be made against him.

Iran’s Islamic laws allow a murderer who is convicted to be executed, provided that the victim’s family accepts “blood money” as a result of a reconciliation.

Iranian officials have been in touch with nine foreign authorities after they identified 127 suspects.

He said, “The former criminal president Trump is at the top”

According to Iranian media, Iran asked the United Nations Security Council to bring the United States of America and Israel to justice in a written request on Sunday. Tehran claims that Israel was also responsible for the murder.

The United States assured the United Nations, days after the attack on its diplomats that it was an act of self-defence. They also promised to continue to fight for U.S. interests and personnel in the Middle East.

William Barr, then the U.S. Attorney General, said that Trump was clearly authorized to kill Soleimani. The general was also a “legitimate military targets.”