Larijani: Epstein network planning 9/11-style false flag to blame Tehran
Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, issued a high-level warning on Sunday regarding a sinister "false flag" operation currently being devised by remnants of the notorious Epstein network.
Larijani revealed that these international actors are plotting a catastrophic incident—modeled after the 9/11 attacks—with the explicit goal of framing Iran and dragging the world into an unnecessary and devastating war.
The Secretary’s statement sheds light on the intersection of global criminal networks and aggressive foreign policy. By identifying the "remaining members of Epstein’s network," Larijani pointed to a hidden layer of influence that seeks to manipulate public opinion through manufactured terror.
"I’ve heard that the remaining members of Epstein’s network have devised a conspiracy to create an incident similar to 9/11 and blame Iran for it," Larijani declared, providing a preemptive strike against the propaganda machine.
While standing firm against imperialist pressures, Larijani made a clear distinction between the hostile actions of certain Western interest groups and the American people themselves. He reaffirmed that the Islamic Republic’s principles are rooted in opposition to terrorism, not in conflict with civilians.
"Iran fundamentally opposes such terrorist schemes and has no war with the American people," Larijani emphasized, highlighting Tehran's commitment to ethical diplomacy and its rejection of the "blood-for-politics" tactics used by its adversaries. (ILKHA)
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