Two Things Are Unreliable These Days: Weather and US!

The weather forecast program aired on Iran’s state TV today made an interesting reference to recent extension of anti-Iran sanctions by the US Senate, which is said to be a violation of the nuclear deal.

According to a report by IFP, the weather forecast program broadcast by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) at 14:00 (Tehran local time) announced that two things are unreliable these days: one of them is the weather and the other is the US, which “can never be trusted”.

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