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This is the end of Iran - Trump warns

I will finish Iran says US President Trump.
President Trump threatened to destroy Iran in a tweet sent in the wake of reports that a rocket was fired into Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone less than a mile away from the US Embassy in Iran.
United States of America has already evacuated all of it's citizens living in Iran as the war ships control Gulf coast raising fear of multiple attacks in the region.
“If Iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of Iran. Never threaten the United States again!,” Trump tweeted Sunday afternoon.
US President Donald Trump
It’s unclear exactly what promoted Trump’s posting, but news outlets reported explosions in Iraq’s capital and that a rocket launcher was discovered in eastern Baghdad, an area that ishome to Iranian-backed Shiite militias.

Roads leading into the Green Zone were briefly closed and no casualties were reported. Amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran there have been concerns that Iraq, where Iranian forces are located, could become embroiled in the standoff.

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