Trump says Australia should grant asylum to Iranian female players, otherwise US will give them back, big mistake to send them back; Allegations of hatred if the national anthem is not sung

Today is the eleventh day of the war between the United States, Israel and Iran. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has appealed to Australia to provide asylum to Iranian women's soccer players. Trump said sending them back to Iran would put their lives in danger and would be a serious humanitarian mistake. The incident took place during the ongoing Women's Asian Cup in Australia. After the February 28 attack on Iran, the women's team did not sing the national anthem, which was seen as a protest against the government. Following this, the Iranian media called the players "traitors" and demanded action against them. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that if these female athletes are sent to Iran, they will face severe punishment or the death penalty. Trump said that if Australia is not ready to give them asylum, the United States is ready to give them asylum. Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Iran's new Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei on his assumption of office, according to a statement issued by the Kremlin. Putin said he was confident that Mujtaba would carry forward his father's work with respect and unite the Iranian people in difficult situations. Putin also said that Russia will continue its relations with Iran and maintain its support and solidarity with Tehran. In his message, Putin said that Russia stands with Iran. Pictures of the war between Israel, the United States and Iran... For updates on the US-Israeli-Iran war, visit the blog below.