America will pay a fine of Rs 6 billion in exchange for Iran

A special court of America has imposed a fine of Rs 6 billion on Donald Trump Trump administration. That too for the mistake of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Khamenei is considered a staunch enemy of America. Khamenei on several occasions America Have raised slogans for the death of. Recently America attacked 3 nuclear sites of Iran with B-2 bombs.

According to BBC Persian, the US government is preparing to pay the fine from its own funds in exchange for Ali Khamenei. Its official announcement can be made soon.

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Political prisoner Akbar Lakistani had filed a case in America. Lakistani said that he was tortured in Iran. He was forcibly taken hostage in Iran and kept in jail. He was tortured in jail at the behest of the government. Lakhistani had made Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei the main accused in this case.

When the court issued a notice to the Iranian government regarding this, no one was present from the government’s side. After this, a long hearing took place in the court on the basis of evidence. The court gave a decision based on the facts during the hearing.

The court found Khamenei guilty and imposed a fine of Rs 12 billion on him. All this money was asked to be given to Lakistani, but when Lakistani said that it was not easy to take this money from Iran, the court gave another order. The court said that the US government will compensate half the amount. Will also try to recover the remaining money.

Who is Akbar Lakestani?

Akbar Lakestani has served in the military department of Iran. During the Iran-Iraq war, Lakistani also fought against Iraq. When the war between the two countries stopped, Lakhistanis reached Azerbaijan. Started doing politics here. During this time, he went to America on a Pakistani visa.

Lakastani also took citizenship in America. When Lakestani reached Iran with American citizenship, the clampdown was tightened on him. Lakhestani was arrested by Iran on charges of dual citizenship.