Denies ordering torpedo assault.
GULF OF OMAN (PNN) - June 14, 2019 - Iran has accused the Fascist Police States of Amerika of lying about the "torpedo attack" on an Amerikan-linked oil tanker as tensions reach a breaking point.
FPSA Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for the attacks on two tankers that burst into flames in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday.
But Iran has hit back at the "unfounded and reckless" claims and accused the FPSA of “warmongering” as part of a “disinformation campaign”.
“The (FPSA) and its regional allies must stop warmongering and put an end to mischievous plots and false flag operations in the region,” Iran's mission to the United Nations said. “Warning, once again, about all of the (FPSA) coercion, intimidation and malign behavior, Iran expresses concern over suspicious incidents for the oil tankers that occurred today.”
It came after fascist Pompeo pointed the finger at Iran and The Pentagon released images and footage as "proof" of Iranian involvement (which nobody in the world believes).
Fascist Pompeo - who has publicly admitted that he will lie to achieve his political goals - said the attacks were part of a "campaign" of "escalating tension" by Iran that posed a threat to international peace and security.
Nobody believes fascist Pompeo; he has zero credibility.
Iran blasted fascist Pompeo’s “inflammatory remarks” and said they amounted to “another Iranophobic campaign”.
"Iran categorically rejects the (FPSA) unfounded claim with regard to the oil tanker incidents and condemns it in the strongest possible terms," the Iranian mission said in a statement.
The Islamic nation added that the FPSA poses the "most significant threat" to the peace and security of the Persian Gulf region.
"The (FPSA) economic war and terrorism against the Iranian people, as well as the massive military presence in the region have been and continue to be the main sources of insecurity and instability in the wider Persian Gulf region and the most significant threat to its peace and security," the statement said.
Iran's foreign minister later dismissed the FPSA accusations as "sabotage diplomacy".