UPDATE: Iran accuses US of becoming state sponsor of terrorism after Trump endorses op-ed calling for assassinations of Iranian leaders
Iran denounces the United States as a state sponsor of terrorism after President Donald Trump endorsed a Washington Post op-ed calling for the assassination of Iranian leaders.
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Iran denounces the United States as a state sponsor of terrorism after President Donald Trump endorsed a Washington Post op-ed calling for the assassination of Iranian leaders.
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