Iran’s leaders wash Trump with “disgraceful” notes during the Middle East tour Nuclear weapons news

Tehran, Iran – Political and military leaders in Iran refer to Donald Trump after the President of the United States sharpened his speech during his main tour in the Middle East.

In a letter about a group of teachers who gathered for the state party in Tehran on Saturday, the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameneini said that some Trump’s comments are not worthy of responding to it.

He said: “The level of these notes is so low that they are a stigma on the person who pronounced them and shame in the American nation.”

Khamna added that Trump was “lied” when he said he wanted to use power towards peace, as Washington supported the “massacre” of the Palestinians and others throughout the region. He called Israel as a “dangerous cancerous tumor” that must be uprooted.

Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Bezishian also told a group of naval officers on Saturday that Trump extends a message of peace while threatening to destroy at the same time that he supports Israel “Genocide” in the Gaza Strip.

“Which of the words of this president should we believe? His message of peace, or his message from the human massacre?” The Iranian president said, noting that Trump had sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) in a move International criticism.

The statements came after Trump used his tour in the Middle East – during which he was Huge deals occurred With the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates – to be surprised by the Arab leaders adjacent to Iran and the bombing of the leadership in Tehran.

The American President told the Arab leaders that they were developing their infrastructure, while “Iran’s landmarks are collapsing in the rubble” after its theocratic institution replaced in the 1979 revolution.

He said that Iran’s leaders “managed to convert green agricultural lands into dry deserts” as a result of corruption and mismanagement, and indicated that the Iranians suffer from power outages for several hours a day.

Electric power outage, as a result Energy crisis for years This harms Iran’s already strained economy, and is expected to continue in the rest of this year, according to the Iranian authorities.

On Saturday, the largest mining, steel and cement industry in Iran wrote a joint letter to Pezeshkian, as he asked him to review the restrictions of electricity by 90 percent on the critical sectors.

Trump, who praised the temporary president of Syria, Ahmed Al -Sharra and Lifting sanctions on DamascusHe also took the goal of Iran’s regional policy.

He described Tehran’s support for the fall of President Bashar al -Assad as a cause of “misery and death” and destabilizing regional stability.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchchi described the US President’s statements as “deceptive”, and the government media told Friday that the United States hindered Iran through military sanctions and threats while supporting Israel and attacking Syria.

Parliament Speaker Mohamed Bagger Ghalebf, who was addressing a conference of Islamic cooperation (OIC) in Indonesia, said that Trump’s statements showed that he “lives in an illusion.”

Hussein Salami, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), addressed Trump directly on Friday and said although Iran has beautiful landmarks, “We are proud to raise the character, identity, culture and Islam.”

The sharp speech comes in response to the latest controversial Trump’s latest comments “Persian Gulf” “Arab Gulf” soon.

This angered the Iranians in all fields, which caused criticism of any attempt to restore the main waterway from ordinary citizens online, authorities, local media and even some Iranian supporters of a race outside the country who defend US sanctions and change the system.

Doubts on the Iran and United States deal

Both Iran and the United States say they prefer an agreement that would abolish the foreign reform tensions surrounding the Iranian nuclear program, despite the latest words.

But yet Four rounds of negotiations By Amman, any possible deal – which would lift sanctions in exchange for ensuring that Iran will not have a nuclear bomb – still faces great obstacles.

Trump said that Tehran had been handed over a proposal He rapidly progressing towards a dealBut the Iranian Aragchchi on Friday said that a written proposal had not yet been made amid a “confusing and contradictory” speech from Washington.

“A mark on my words: There is no scenario in which Iran abandons its hard -working right to enrich peaceful purposes: a right forbidden for all signers on NPT as well,” he wrote in a post on X, referring to the Non -Alliance Treaty.

Kazim Garibadi, a senior nuclear negotiator, refused on Friday reports from Western media that Iran had agreed to completely stop uranium enrichment for the rest of Trump’s presidency to build confidence.

“The right to enrich our absolute red line! Don’t stop enriching acceptable.”

In 2018, Trump withdrew from one side of a historic nuclear agreement signed between Iran and the global authorities three years ago, and the imposition of harsh sanctions so far by the United States That only intensified During the latest negotiations.

The nuclear deal determined the 3.67 percent enrichment rate with the centrifuge of the first generation of civil use in Iran, in exchange for lifting the United Nations sanctions. Iran is now enriches up to 60 percent and has enough fissile materials for multiple bombs, but it has not made any effort to build one yet.