On Thursday, Iran described India and China as the “cradle of civilization” in reference to the US President Donald Trump shared a talk show script in which he referred to the two Asian countries as “hell.”
“China and India are the cradle of civilization. In fact, the pit of hell is the place where its war criminal president threatened to destroy civilization in Iran,” the Iranian embassy in Hyderabad wrote on X’s website.
That was in reference to the time Trump warned that “it’s all “Civilization will die tonight” if Iran does not agree to his terms to end the war started by the United States and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump made this statement before the deadline he set for Tehran.
Iran’s latest reaction came after Trump posted a transcript from a conservative talk show hosted by Michael Savage, who was speaking out against US birthright citizenship. People are allegedly arriving in the United States late in pregnancy and obtaining automatic citizenship for their children, and later bringing in family members from countries like India and China, Savage said. He referred to these countries as “Some other hell on this planet.
He also claimed that immigration patterns were changing American society and criticized the US Constitution, saying it was outdated and unsuitable for modern conditions such as air travel and the Internet.
He also pointed out that the immigrant class lacks loyalty to the United States.
Savage said such political issues should not be left to courts or lawyers, but should be decided by public vote, suggesting that public opinion should shape citizenship laws instead. He also criticized the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), accusing it of supporting policies that favor illegal immigrants. An ACLU lawyer described them as “gangsters with laptops” and blamed them for harming the country.
This case is linked to the ongoing legal and political debate in the country The United States supersedes birthright citizenship, which grants citizenship to most people born on American soil. The Trump administration has objected to this interpretation, and the matter is currently before the US Supreme Court.
India and China are two of the oldest civilizations
India and China are widely considered among the world’s oldest continuous civilizations, with their recorded history and cultural development extending back more than 4,000 years. The United States is a relatively young country, having been founded in 1776, making it now about 250 years old.
New Delhi China maintains strong relations with the United States, while Beijing maintains official diplomatic relations with Washington. The two countries are now indirectly bearing the costs of the US war on Iran.
American pressure on Iran through the naval blockade around it The Strait of Hormuz affects global energy markets and increases tension in relations with China and India.
India, which relies heavily on imported energy, is exposed to supply risks as Gulf flows shrink. China is seen as better protected due to its large oil reserves and diversified energy mix, while India faces greater vulnerability, especially in energy. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supply.
