Terms of the agreement leaked from Iran are “false”

Former US President Donald Trump launched an attack on the Iranian leadership, describing it as “dishonest” and stressing that the conditions and documents that Tehran recently promoted through the media had no connection to reality or to what was documented in writing between the parties concerned.

Trump explained, in sharp statements whose implications political circles are anticipating, that the recent Iranian threats to international shipping have crossed red lines, calling on the Iranians to urgently review and modify their political and military behavior.

Commenting on the news circulating about new terms of understanding, Trump denied the validity of the Iranian leaks completely, saying: “The terms that Iran leaked to (fake news) platforms have absolutely nothing to do with the terms that were agreed upon in writing.” In the context of his continued skepticism about Iranian intentions, he added: “There is no such thing as dealing honestly and fairly with Iran because they are devoid of responsibility,” in a clear indication of his lack of confidence in any verbal pledges or diplomatic maneuvers that Tehran may lead.

Military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz

Trump’s statements were not limited to the political aspect; Rather, he directly addressed the recent field developments in the Arabian Gulf region, strongly denouncing the recent attacks that targeted global shipping lines.

Trump said: “Their drone attack last night on Indian ships leaving the Strait of Hormuz is completely unacceptable,” which places the incident in the context of a direct threat to global energy security and international supply chains belonging to friendly countries.