Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) expressed concerns on Wednesday regarding the concessions made to Iran in President Trump's memorandum of understanding aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Cruz criticized the decision, stating that it reflects poor advice from the President's advisers. He emphasized that history shows that providing significant financial resources to Iran, which he described as a theocratic regime, is unwise.
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Sen. Ted Cruz expresses concerns over concessions to Iran
Senator Ted Cruz raised concerns about the concessions to Iran in President Trump's memorandum regarding the Strait of Hormuz. He criticized the decision, suggesting it indicates inadequate advice from Trump's advisers.
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Cruz: ‘Giving billions of dollars to lunatics’ in Iran ‘is not a good idea’
Sen. Ted Cruz expresses concerns over concessions to Iran