Pot calls the kettle black; Islamic regime officials claim Argentine judiciary is corrupt

Iran Press News: In reaction to the issuance of international warrant from Argentina to a number of Tehran’s regime including Rafsanjani, a spokesman for the Islamic republic’s ministry of foreign affairs audaciously said: "The Argentine judicial system is corrupt."

He also threatened the Argentine government and said: "If Argentina does not cancel this warrant, the Islamic Republic will sever ties with Buenos Aires. The Argentine judicial order is legally baseless and the charges are bogus. This case is nothing more than slander and libelous charges. Argentina will not benefit from this. "

The attorney general of Argentina says that it has irrefutable and undeniable documentation that shows the Islamic Republic had ordered the terrorism operation and carried out by Lebanese Hezbollah.