Trump regime got rid of another pompous bureaucrat in charge of destabilizing Islamic Iran.
As reported by the US Congress financed RFERL, Brian Hook, the US regime's point man on Iran policy under President Donald Trump left his job and was replaced by Elliott Abrams, who oversees overthrowing the elected government in Venezuela.
After 40 years of having various Iran mission desks, departments and task forces, the US state apparatus has failed to stop the geopolitical ascendancy of the Islamic system in Iran.
Hook’s substitute is unlikely to make any significant headway in Washington’s attempts to topple the Islamic system as his modus operandi in Venezuela has been a complete failure and has ended in public political humiliation of the current White House regime.
Reacting to new bureaucratic reshuffle, the foreign ministry of Iran issued a statement saying that “when US policy concerns Iran, American officials have been biting off more than they can chew.”
Courtesy: RFERL
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