Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei issued a statement on Saturday accusing President Trump of violating the U.S.-Iran agreement and warned of a strong response from Iran and its allies if hostilities continue to escalate. This statement follows eight consecutive days of renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with both sides increasing their attacks and broadening their targets. Khamenei referred to the U.S. as 'the great Satan,' a phrase he had not used since taking office, indicating a return to traditional Iranian revolutionary rhetoric after the breakdown of the agreement with the Trump administration. In his statement, Khamenei criticized the U.S. for its actions and described them as indicative of American deceitfulness and untrustworthiness. He warned that the U.S. is 'seeking to ignite war' and stated that it will face significant consequences.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Accuses Trump of Violating Agreement, Promises Response
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei accused President Trump of violating the U.S.-Iran agreement and warned of a strong response from Iran if hostilities escalate. His statement marks a return to traditional Iranian rhetoric amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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Iran supreme leader accuses Trump of violating deal, vows forceful response
Iran's Supreme Leader Accuses Trump of Violating Agreement, Promises Response