Cold War??? Iranian Supreme Leader tweets 'suicidal' picture of Barack Obama, blasting the West

Iran concluded a nuclear deal with US last week that saw the lifting of a severe economic sanctions placed on it. However, notwithstanding the conclusion of the epoch making event, the Supreme Leader of Iran has perpetuated in the denunciations of the West, and had recently tweeted a picture of Barack Obama committing suicide with a gun pointed to his head. According to Dailymail, the tweet depicted 'silhoutted figure wearing an American flag lapel pin and red tie pointing a gun to his head' with a message which read thus; ' We welcome no war, nor do we initiate any war, but if any way happens, the one who will emerge loser will be aggressive and criminal US'. 

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The tweet comes in a period where the leaders of Iran and US are making frantic efforts to showcase the desirability of the nuclear deal. Despite the position of these leaders, the Iranian religious leader has continued to express his aversion for the deal

The deal believed to be aimed at seeing Iran lose much of its ability to enrich uranium, export its uranium fuel for 10 years and accept inspectors to make sure that resources are not being used for high-grade uranium that can be used for a bomb.

However, juxtaposing the speech of President Obama, as contained in the New York Times, and the tweet of Iran's supreme religious leader, it is evident that polity has not yet be calmed by the deal.

The Supreme leader further added immediately the deal was concluded that, ''Even with #IranDeal, our policies toward US Arrogant system will see no change. US policies in the region differ through 180° from Iran’s. Five US presidents since the Revolution have either died or been lost in history wishing to make Iran surrender; you are also like them!'' 

It is hoped that the deal will ease the economic stress on Iran which was initiated by the plethora of sanctions imposed on it.

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Many have expressed their reservation on the efficacy of the deal. We, however, hope its dividend would be positive.

source: DailyMail