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Ghalibaf: Iran is ready to respond and teach a lesson in the face of any aggression

Promises Speaker of the Iranian Shura Council Muhammad Baqir Qalibaf that Iran will be taught a lesson by responding to any attack it is exposed to, after the US President said Donald Trump The ceasefire agreement between the two parties has become very weak.

Qalibaf, who led his country’s delegation during discussions with Washington in Islamabad last month, said: "Our armed forces are ready to respond and teach a lesson in the face of any attack"

He added in a post on the X platform: "Bad strategy and bad decisions always lead to bad results, and the whole world has realized that, and we are prepared for every possibility, and they will be surprised."

The truce is in the recovery room

Trump said on Monday that the ceasefire agreement, which has been in effect since April 8, is in the recovery room, with Tehran sticking to its positions in its response to his proposal to stop the war.

Trump told reporters at the White House that the ceasefire has become on a massive life support machine, similar to the doctor entering the room and saying that your loved one has a one percent chance of survival remaining."

He pledged to achieve complete victory in the war launched by Washington and Israel on February 28, and added: "Iran thinks I will get tired of this, that I will get bored or under some pressure.

The US State Department announced a reward of up to $15 million for any information disrupting the financing of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
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Trump rejects the Iranian response

The US President announced on Sunday his rejection of Iran’s response to his proposal to end the war, but Tehran stuck to its position, stressing that it only wants to obtain legitimate rights.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei said in a press conference on Monday: "We did not ask for any concessions, the only thing we asked for was Iran’s legitimate rights".

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