Trump Says He Saved Iran Supreme Leader From ‘Ugly,’ ‘Ignominious’ Death
- Following the 12-day conflict, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publicly proclaimed victory and warned that similar strikes could be repeated in the future.
- The 12-day Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict began on June 13, with Iran's officials framing the ceasefire as a defensive victory after U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeted key nuclear sites.
- Since the June 13 Israeli airstrikes, no inspections have taken place and targeted raids killed key members of Khamenei’s inner circle, showcasing Israel’s military superiority and deep intelligence penetration.
- Following Khamenei’s address, Trump suspended sanctions relief efforts, demanded Iran admit IAEA inspectors, and threatened new air strikes over uranium enrichment activities.
- Despite Iran's foreign minister denying nuclear talks will restart, Trump offered to allow Iran access to $6 billion and China to buy Iranian oil, but the ceasefire remains fragile.
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Trump vs. Khamenei: Round Two
A long post from Trump yesterday tried to deflect his ineffectiveness in dealing with the bad PR that nobody knows anything about the Iranian highly enriched uranium, HEU. Nobody knows the real damage to the facilities. News reports have confirmed my...
The regime in Tehran does not regard itself as a loser of the war, says Iran expert Vali Nasr. Nevertheless, he believes that the pressure on the leadership is growing: from its own population.
President Trump Roasts Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Reimposes Sanctions, Warns "It Will Only Get Worse" - Geller Report
After the defeated Ayatollah declared victory from his spider-hole, President Trump ripped him a new one. Why this pox on humsnity was allowed to survive his reign of terror confounds me.
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