Trump, Who Said Agreement Was Imminent, Suddenly Blasts Iran: "Truly Despicable"

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed strong displeasure toward Iran on June 12 (local time).

President Trump wrote on his social media platform, Truth Social, that day, "The terms that Iran leaked to the fake news (regarding the end of the war) have nothing to do with the terms agreed upon in writing." He added, "Everything they said, including their weak and pathetic statement about reaching an agreement, has nothing to do with the truth."

President Trump continued his fierce criticism of Iran, stating, "They are truly despicable people to deal with," and, "There is no such thing as good-faith negotiations with them. It’s amazing."

He also stated, "The drone attack last night that was completely thwarted after targeting Indian ships exiting the Strait of Hormuz is completely unacceptable," adding, "They had better wake up."

President Trump had previously stated on June 11 that he had reached an agreement with Iran to end the war, that the document was in the final stages of coordination, and that a signing ceremony could take place in Europe as early as this weekend. However, he poured out criticism against Iran just one day later.

This is interpreted as dissatisfaction with the details of the "Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on ending the war" reported by Iranian media, which, as President Trump pointed out, contained content largely favorable to Iran.

Meanwhile, CNN reported that President Trump had told supporters on June 11 that he had "ended the war."

According to the report, President Trump participated in a political rally via phone on the evening of June 11 and said, "I don't know if you heard, but we ended the war with Iran today."

The rally was held to support Burt Jones, the Lieutenant Governor of Georgia, who is running for governor and has advanced to the Republican primary runoff.

President Trump also said, "They agreed to what we strongly demanded, which is that they will never possess nuclear weapons. That was our entire goal, and it made up 95% of the agreement."
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