A thought-provoking new Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) report circulating in the Kremlin today discussing an official statement released by the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran stating that “the deputy head of the Hashed, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, and head of the Quds Force, Qasem Soleimani, were killed in a US strike that targeted their car on the Baghdad International Airport road”, says this gravely concerning event prompted Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to call and remind his American counterpart US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that “the assassination of Soleimani violates the norms of international law”—a reminder followed by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova warning that Soleimani’s assassination “would only escalate regional tensions and make life worse for millions of people”—a fact apparently not known by the American people reading such headlines as “Fears Of All-Out War Grow After U.S. Kills Iran Gen. Qasem Soleimani” and “World War 3 Proof: Horrifying Reason Trump’s Iran Raid Really Could Spark Global Conflict”—a war that could never occur because Iran is not an actual country, nor are any other so-called Islamic nations—all of whose present borders, rulers and governments are imaginary Western constructs—and in reality sees all them being a part of what the Islamic faith itself calls Dar al-Islam—a term describing all Muslim peoples as one nation not bound by any borders—that stands opposed to those countries which do not have a treaty of nonaggression or peace with Muslims called Dar al-Harb—and were forever enshrined in Islamic law during the Umayyad Caliphate in the 7th Century—thus creating a world, that for the past over 1,300 years, has seen Dar al-Islam and Dar al-Harb being locked in perpetual war—with the objective of Dar al-Islam being to force Dar al-Harb into a state of Dar al-‘Ahd—a designation for peoples and/or nations that have a treaty of non-aggression or peace with Muslims—the last such example in history being the Armenian peoples who were the Dar al-‘Ahd of the Islamic Ottoman Empire in the early 20th Century—but upon the outbreak of World War I, saw the Armenian people breaking their Dar al-‘Ahd agreement by taking up arms against the Islamic Ottoman Empire—thus turning the Armenian peoples into Dar al-Harb whom the Muslims then slaughtered by the millions.   […]