Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ismail Bekayi reacted to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's words about Iran, 'eventually you have to eat', and said that the US is threatening to starve the Iranian people.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ismail Bekayi stated that the policies of threats, sanctions, terrorism and aggression that the USA has followed against Iran for years have failed.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ismail Bekayi reacted to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's words, "Ultimately, you have to eat" regarding the economic pressures on Iran. Bekayi said that the USA was threatening to starve the Iranian people through the blockade.
Evaluating Rubio's statements on his social media account, Bekayi said, "The US Secretary of State is brazenly threatening to starve the Iranian people through the blockade." Bekayi claimed that the United States had admitted its intention to continue committing war crimes.
Bekayi stated that the "threat, sanctions, terror and aggression" policies that the US has followed against Iran for years have failed and Washington continues to make the same mistakes.
Rubio said, "I think Iran really wants to make a deal. The problem is that the terms they keep putting forward are ridiculous. They're not even serious right now. But that could change. Ultimately, you have to eat."

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