Donald Trump respond to the Ayatollah's
I'm going to respond to the Ayatollah's statement yesterday, where he claimed, "We won the war." I said to him, "Look, you're a man of great faith, a man who is highly respected in your country. You have to tell the truth: you got beaten badly, and Israel was hit hard too. Both sides suffered significant losses, and it would be wise to end the conflict quickly. There is a lot of hate involved, and it would be great if that hate didn't exist. But right now, the last thing they're thinking about is nuclear weapons."
If Iran—
“Are you from Iran?”
“No, I'm not from Iran. I'm from the UK. But if the intelligence reports conclude that Iran can enrich uranium to a level that concerns you, would you consider bombing the country again?”
“Without question, absolutely.”
“Have you had any conversations—”
On Friday, June 27th, former President Donald Trump claimed he saved the life of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and questioned how Khamenei could declare victory over Israel. Trump went further, stating that Iran's nuclear sites had been obliterated and that he knew exactly where Khamenei was hiding but chose not to let Israel or U.S. forces take him out. "Why would the so-called Supreme Leader of war-torn Iran claim he won the war with Israel?" Trump posed on Truth Social, calling the statement blatantly false. He argued that Khamenei, as a man of faith, should not lie.
Trump claimed that Iran had been decimated, its three nuclear sites destroyed, and that he stopped both Israel and the U.S. military—whom he called the greatest and most powerful in the world— from eliminating the Iranian leader. "I saved him from a very ugly and ignominious death," Trump wrote, adding, "He doesn't have to say 'Thank you, President Trump.'" Trump also demanded Israel bring back its planes, which were looking for a significant operation, and noted that many Iranians would have been killed in such an action.
He continued by stating that he was working on the possible removal of sanctions and other measures that would allow for a full recovery of Iran, claiming the sanctions were severely impacting the war-torn nation. Trump mentioned he dropped all work on sanction relief because he was met with “hatred and anger.” He further escalated his remarks by describing Iran as a "burned-out, blown-up country" with no future—a nation he said had a decimated military, a collapsing economy, and death all around. "They are always angry, hostile, and unhappy," Trump wrote on Truth Social, adding, "Look at what it's gotten them: no hope, and it will only get worse." He ended with a pointed message to Iran's leadership: "You often get more with honey than you do with vinegar. Peace."
So, Iran wants to meet, knowing their nuclear sites were obliterated. They were very evil nuclear sites. It has now been proven. We had some fake news for a little while—the same people that covered the Hunter Biden laptop story were the ones behind the Russia investigation hoax.
“No, no, wait, just listen. They came up with something that delayed credit for our fantastic pilots—I mean, the talent they displayed. They hit targets from 52,000 feet! Just think about it: it was dark and moonless, and they hit the equivalent of a refrigerator door. That’s how precise the target was. It’s amazing what was done. We're the only ones that could have accomplished it, and we took out several other sites as well. That was a very evil intention, and I believe it was necessary. Time will tell, but I don't believe they will go back into nuclear development anytime soon. They spent over a trillion dollars on their nuclear program and never got it figured out. Nothing was moved from the site, and I want to emphasize that doing so is very dangerous; it involves very heavy materials. Those vehicles were most likely belonging to the masons, as they were pouring concrete on top of the hatch to the nuclear site—reinforcing it. That concrete was obliterated; it was hit exactly at the right spot. I don’t think it had a chance to dry. Everything is down there, covered by millions of tons of rock.”
“If Iran—”
“Are you from Iran?”
“No, I'm not from Iran. I'm from the UK. But if the intelligence reports conclude that Iran can enrich uranium to a level that concerns you, would you consider bombing the country again?”
“Without question, absolutely.”
“And have you had any conversations? You know, our incredible flyers and crews—I call them ‘the shots’—these guys are unbelievable. Think about it: from 52,000 feet they hit the equivalent of a refrigerator door, right in the center! Just bomb after bomb reaching deeper and deeper—it’s an incredible thing. I don’t know if you heard about the General; he was very impressive...”
