Araghchi says Trump’s actions shattered prospects for diplomacy

Tehran [Iran]: Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, has blasted the US president, claiming that he bombed Iran out of retaliation while talks were on.

Araghchi wrote in a post on X

Araghchi wrote in a post on X, “Unrealistic expectations can never be met when big lies cloud realities and complex nuclear negotiations are treated like a real estate transaction.” What happened? attacking the negotiation table with malice. The Americans who chose Mr. Trump and diplomacy were betrayed.

Trump called the Islamist regime “crazy people” who would have used a nuclear weapon if they had it earlier during a White House news conference.You know what, if we hadn’t adopted the current course of action, there would have been a nuclear war and many nations would have been destroyed. They’re ill individuals. They are sick, mentally ill people. They’re furious. They are insane. They are ill. During a press conference on Tuesday night , he declared, “These people are insane—and if they had a nuclear weapon, they would have used it.”

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared his opinion, stating that once radicals were unable to obtain weapons of mass devastation, the world would be a better place.Iran is governed by religious fanatics who are insane. Their goal is to possess nuclear weapons. They want to create those nuclear weapons behind a program of drones, missiles, and terrorists that will prevent the world from touching them out of fear. They’ve never been weaker than they are now. The moment has come to pursue them.

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In order to prevent them from ever possessing a nuclear weapon, the President decided to pursue them, seize their missiles, navy, drones, and manufacturing capabilities. This decision was made by the President for that reason. The world will be safer once these extremist clerics are no longer able to obtain these weapons, and it was the right choice. These days, you can see how they use them. If they had more of these, just think of how they would use them in a year,” he remarked.

Iranians will bid the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei farewell in a ceremony later tonight at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini prayer ground, according to Iran’s state media. The funeral procession will be announced once everything is finalised, and the service will take place across three days.

According to Israeli media, Ayatollah Khamenei’s son Mojtaba has been chosen to succeed his father as Supreme Leader. According to senior Israeli officials, the Assembly is poised to publicly announce Mojtaba Khamenei as successor within the next few hours. However, there has been no independent confirmation of the development from official Iranian state media.