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Iranian Commander Admits Having Terror Cells Situated and Ready to Strike in US

Posted by EU Times on Feb 27th, 2017 // No Comment

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A recent video posted this week shows Islamic Republic strategist, Hassan Abbassi, discussing the destructive potential of Iran’s hidden army within the US.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Commander Abbassi admitted to having terror cells situation and ready to strike in the United States.

Abbassi: I’ll be brief. We have two million Iranians there. Be certain that I will raise a guerilla army from amongst them against you. You know this well. Look how vulnerable you were on 9-11 when four Arabs who don’t know how to fight managed to endanger your foundations.

President Trump wanted a temporary ban on refugees from Iran.

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