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President Trump claimed on Friday that he rescued Iran’s supreme leader Ali Ali Khamenei from his “ugly” and “ignorant” deaths after the United States bombed three Iranian nuclear sites last Saturday.
“Why is the so-called ‘supreme leader’ Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran’s country-torn division, so blatantly, he won the war with Israel, and when he knew his words were lies, Trump was not like this (?)”
He continued: “His country was destroyed, his three evil nuclear sites were destroyed, and I knew exactly where he was sheltered and would not let Israel or the American armed forces, by far the greatest and most powerful man in the world, end his life.” “I saved him from a very ugly and ignorant death, and he didn’t have to say, ‘Thanks President Trump!'”
Trump said he “demands” Israel to return to the plane to Tehran to “find a big day, perhaps the final knockout,” a move that avoided “huge damage.”
The president’s comments came in Khamenei’s first speeches since the U.S. strike on Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities in Iran, proclaiming victory in the conflict and arguing that the U.S. had “achieved nothing” through the strike.
“I congratulate Iran on its victory over the U.S. regime,” Khamenei wrote on social platform X earlier Thursday.
He added: “It entered the war to save the regime, but achieved nothing.”
Ayatollah pointed out in his second article that Iran “slapped the United States in the face” during the counterattack in Qatar.
Trump touted the strike as a huge success, and although Democrats doubt Iran’s nuclear capabilities, the Iranians’ nuclear capabilities have blown up the statements of the Iranian leader.
“In the past few days, I’m working to remove sanctions and other things, which will give Iran a greater chance to have a comprehensive, fast, complete recovery – sanctions are biting!” the president wrote on Friday. “But no, instead, I was hit by statements of anger, hatred and disgust and immediately gave up all my work on sanctions relief, etc.”
He also warned that things “only get worse” if Iran does not “re-enter the world order” and urged Tehran leaders to “realize, realize that you are usually more vinegar than honey.
Trump helped negotiate a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Iran took effect within days of the U.S. strike, and a fragile truce continued throughout the week despite ongoing tensions between the two sides.
In a press conference at the White House on Friday, the president once again opened to the explosion of Iran if the U.S. and Intel gathered concerns about the country’s uranium-rich capabilities.