Iranian diplomat to Trump: History is not written by the number of deaths, but by depth of impact

Tehran - BORNA - Majid Nili, Iran's ambassador to Germany, wrote on X social media platform in response to Trump's tweet about US military casualties in recent wars:

"Afghanistan: 20 years, 2,000 killed

Iraq: 9 years, 4,600 killed

Vietnam: 19 years and 5 months, 58,220 killed

Korea: 3 years and 1 month, 36,574 killed

Venezuela: one day, no casualties

Conflict with Iran: less than 4 months, 18 killed,"

— citing Pete Hegseth, another American warmonger, with a cost of $37.5 billion.

Nili continued: "But history is not written by the number of deaths; it is written by the depth of impact."

The Iranian diplomat added: "Less than four months was enough for two American smart missiles to strike the Minab elementary school, revealing the true face of American warmongering; for 143 nights of public presence on the streets to prove Iran's superpower resilience; and for the martyrdom of an unparalleled leader to echo the message of 'no to surrender to force' across the world."

Nili concluded: "Sometimes the impact of a short military aggression is more lasting than decades of war and tens of thousands of deaths."

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