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 Iran sees US as biggest  devils, Islamic Republic sees America as evil’ – Gumi


Controversial Islamic scholar, Ahmad Gumi, has called the peace talk between the United States, US, and Iran as one between enemies.

Gumi said Iran sees the US as the biggest devil while America sees the Islamic Republic as the “axis of evil.”

The Islamic scholar made the remarks while commenting on relations between the United States and Iran, noting that despite deep hostility, both sides are still engaging in talks.
Peace talks between enemies. Iran sees the USA as the Biggest Devil. The USA sees Iran as part of the Axis of Evil.

“All parties see the other as terrorists. Yet they are over a round table. So don’t tell me the crap: ‘we don’t dialogue with terrorists’,” he said.

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