Trump Blasts Iranian Media Reports, Tells Tehran To Get Its Act Together Or Else

President Trump listens in the Oval Office of the White House on June 11, 2026. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)

President Donald Trump on Friday ripped Iranian media reports about a potential deal to end the war, adding that the regime in Tehran better “get their act together.”

“The terms that Iran leaked out to the Fake News have NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing. What they said, including their weak and pathetic statement on having a deal, bears no relation to the truth,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

“Very dishonorable people to deal with. With them, there is no such thing as dealing in good faith. AMAZING! Also, their totally rebuffed Drone attack last night against Indian Ships leaving the Hormuz Strait is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE. They better get their act together, and FAST!” he added.

In classic form, the ayatollahs’ state-run propaganda machine immediately began leaking terms that sounded suspiciously like they came from a regime that still thinks it’s 1979 and Jimmy Carter is in charge. Iranian state media earlier Friday shared purported details of the possible memorandum of understanding that could be signed with the U.S., according to Reuters.

It cited the IRNA news agency as saying that under the agreement, Iran would make no commitment regarding the transfer of the management of the Strait of Hormuz.

Instead, the future administration of the Strait reportedly would be decided through dialogue and joint decision-making between Iran and Oman, a country in close proximity to the area.

The IRNA news agency added that discussions about the future of Iran’s nuclear program would take place within a 60-day period after the agreement is signed, Reuters added.

Of course, because nothing says “peace deal” like letting the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism keep control of the most important oil chokepoint on Earth while they quietly restart their nuclear hobby in the background. 

Trump, never one to suffer fools or mullahs gladly, made it crystal clear that America isn’t falling for the same old sand-dune shenanigans. The mullahs can either shape up, or the deal is deader than their economy under decades of glorious revolutionary management.

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US hits Qeshm Port, Bandar Abbas, Bandar Kargan

A U.S. strike hit Iran's Qeshm Port in the Strait of Hormuz and Bandar Abbas on Thursday. U.S. officials told Fox News that the action was neither a restart of the war nor an end to the ceasefire.

The U.S. military also took out Iran's Bandar Kargan naval checkpoint in Minab, officials confirmed.

This all unfolded as Iran's state-run IRNA news agency reported air defense activity in western Tehran. Eyewitnesses told Iran International they heard two other loud explosions that night, along with multiple blasts in Chitgar. 

Iran's state-run Mehr News Agency reported attacks and exchanges of fire across the southern Hormozgan province near Bandar Abbas, Bandar Khamir, Sirik, and Qeshm Island.

Thursday's strike on Iran's major port came just two days after Iran launched 15 ballistic and cruise missiles at the UAE's Fujairah Port. Those strikes sparked real anger among Gulf countries, officials told Griffin. Yet Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine had insisted during a Pentagon briefing on May 5 that the attacks did not violate the ceasefire. They called them low-level incidents that did not cross the threshold.

President Trump had paused Project Freedom on May 5. That operation aimed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and guide ships through the critical waterway after he announced it on May 3.

A senior U.S. official confirmed Thursday that Saudi Arabia and Kuwait were "very angry at the reaction from the Pentagon" and had temporarily halted permission for the U.S. to use their bases and airspace for Project Freedom. The decision has since been reversed, the official said.

The Thursday U.S. strikes came as Washington waited for Iran's response to a U.S. proposal.

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US hits Houthis leading to "heavy Houthi losses"

The U.S. military has been playing a rousing game of Whack-a-Houthi in Yemen, and the Iranian-backed rebels are taking a beating. 

According to a report from Al-Ain media in the UAE, "the US military has intensified its airstrikes on Houthi militia bases, facilities, and command centers in their main stronghold in Saada Governorate, northern Yemen." Saada, for those of you who flunked geography, is a mountainous region near the Saudi border with a capital city of about 50,000 souls living 1,800 meters above sea level—probably wishing they had invested in some better air defense.

The report goes on to say, "The US military launched a new series of airstrikes early Wednesday morning, targeting militia barracks and hideouts east of Saada city and Al Salem district in the same governorate." Locals reported hearing loud booms—shocking, I know—while the Houthis grudgingly admitted to five airstrikes, "including two on Saada city and three on Al Salem district, amid continued intensive US airstrikes." Sounds like someone’s having a worse week than a vegan at a Texas barbecue.

Apparently, the last couple of days—March 24 and 25—have been particularly rough for the Houthis, with the U.S. dropping more than 15 raids on the Sahar and Kitaf districts, plus a couple on the town of Qahza, southeast of Saada. This all comes hot on the heels of the Houthis’ ninth attempt to take a swing at the USS Harry Truman in the Red Sea. Ninth time’s the charm, right? Maybe they should stick to throwing rocks at rowboats.

The report claims the U.S. has been busy, hitting targets in eight of Yemen’s twenty-one governorates. Meanwhile, the Houthis are sticking to their guns—figuratively and literally—vowing to keep targeting Israel and the Truman, which is leading the charge against them. Iran’s IRNA media quoted a Houthi statement saying, "In a statement early on Wednesday, the Yemeni armed forces said its missile, drone, and naval forces struck the targets in response to US attacks against the Arab country and on the 10th anniversary of the Yemeni National Resistance on March 26." Oh, and they’re also claiming to have gone after "Israeli military positions in the occupied Jaffa" with their drone unit, "in line with defending the rights of the Palestinian people in Gaza." Noble, if not exactly a winning strategy.

So, there you have it—a classic Middle Eastern mess with the U.S. dropping bombs, the Houthis shaking their fists, and everyone pretending they’re the good guys. Stay tuned, because this one’s got more sequels than a Marvel franchise.

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Beware: Hezbollah is making a Lebanon comeback

On the evening of January 26th in Lebanon, Hezbollah terrorists took to the streets in several protests and demonstrations.

One video captured scumcrumpets on motorcycles waving Hezbollah flags, though confirming the exact location and timing was tough. The video indicates Hezbollah is stepping back into the spotlight after staying quiet for the first sixty days of the ceasefire with Israel.

"Hezbollah's aim was to stay silent and give the impression that the ceasefire was working," they explained. The useless Lebanese army was supposed to move into southern Lebanon, with the expectation that Hezbollah's threats would decrease. However, similar to Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah hasn't been defeated and is now re-emerging like a turd in a swimming pool.

That same day, January 26, there were reports from Lebanese media about clashes in southern Lebanon where Lebanese civilians were killed by the Israeli military. This incident seemed to ignite Hezbollah's return to the streets, portraying itself as a defender of the Lebanese people, especially since Israel hadn't fully withdrawn as per the ceasefire agreement and was seeking more time.

Iranian state media has been highlighting Hezbollah's significance lately. “Lebanon’s Hezbollah Resistance Movement has hailed the return of Lebanese residents to their homes in the south, saying that the nation once again showed that it would never give in to the enemy’s threats,” according to a report by Iran’s IRNA on January 27. 

"In a statement issued early on Monday, Hezbollah praised the resilience of the Lebanese people who stood up against all threats and aggression, highlighting their deep connection to their land and their steadfast role as guardians of national sovereignty, Lebanon’s Al-Manar news network reported." Al-Manar is Hezbollah's own media outlet.

Tensions in southern Lebanon

Hezbollah stepping into the limelight again is tied to the ongoing tensions in southern Lebanon. IRNA noted that "the resistance movement issued the statement after groups of residents in southern Lebanon defied an Israeli order and returned to their villages on Sunday that marked the last day of a 60-day period during which Israel was obliged to withdraw from southern Lebanon as part of its ceasefire agreement with Beirut."

Despite this, Hezbollah doesn't seem eager for immediate conflict. Instead, it appears to want to use Lebanese civilians as leverage against the IDF, causing suffering which it could then exploit. Iranian media mentioned, "the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon initially took effect on November 27, 2024. The deal has now been extended until mid-February." This suggests Iran favors continuing the ceasefire, avoiding escalation due to its own domestic issues and challenges in resupplying Hezbollah. On January 26, the new Syrian government reported intercepting an arms smuggling attempt aimed at Hezbollah.

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Collapse of Syria is creating a rift between IRGC terrorist officials

Officials of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) are beginning to resemble the Democratic Party in the US with all the disagreements and blame being tossed around. Military officials are blaming each other for the fall of Bashar al-Assad, according to the Telegraph.

After Tehran poured billions into sustaining Bashar "The Chin" Assad's regime, members of the IRGC are now pointing fingers at each other "in angry terms" over the collapse of a key element in Khamenei’s so-called "axis of resistance." 

"The atmosphere is like something between almost punching each other, punching the walls, yelling at each other and kicking rubbish bins. They are blaming each other, and no one is taking responsibility," an anonymous Iranian official stated.

"No one ever imagined seeing Assad fleeing, as the focus for 10 years had been only on keeping him in power," the official added. "And it was not because we were in love with him, it was because we wanted to maintain proximity to Israel and Hezbollah."

Assad's regime crumbled early Sunday morning after a swift offensive by Hayʼat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and Syrian rebel forces, who seized most of the country's territory in just a few days, capturing four major cities within 24 hours. Assad fled Syria during the final rebel assault on Damascus, reportedly seeking asylum in Russia.

Iranian state media and officials are framing HTS's success as a strategic move by Western powers to undermine the "axis of resistance" promoted by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

“Iran’s top general warned that the recent surge of terrorist activities in Syria is part of an American-Israeli scheme to weaken the Syrian government and its allies in the 'axis of resistance'," according to Iranian state media IRNA, as cited by The Jerusalem Post.

The Syrian regime's fall has notable implications for Israel, as Syria was Tehran’s primary conduit for arming Hezbollah. While Israel and Hezbollah are currently observing a short-term ceasefire, this development significantly hampers Hezbollah's capacity to rearm near Israel's northern border.

"You need someone there to send arms to [but] they are either getting killed or escaping. Now the focus is on how to move forward from this impasse," another IRGC official disclosed to the Telegraph. "For now, there are no discussions about arms, as everyone is trying to understand what is really happening and how dangerous it is for Iran."

The Telegraph also reports that within the IRGC, much of the blame for the debacle is being placed on Quds Force commander Brig. – Gen. Esmail Qaani for permitting the dispersal of Syrian military forces.

"He has done nothing to prevent Iran’s interests from crumbling," one IRGC official commented. "Allies fell one after another, and he was watching from Tehran. Even worse days might yet be coming."

The sources further revealed to the Telegraph that there are rumors suggesting that Khamenei might replace Qaani due to mounting internal pressure.

"The situation is bizarre and heated and angry discussions are taking place – the other concern is what to tell supporters in Iran," the first source shared with the Telegraph.

The same official highlighted Iran's current vulnerability, stating, "The resistance project almost no longer exists."

“You don’t need to be an expert to see that we are in our weakest and most vulnerable position in a decade, and many acknowledge that here,” the official concluded to the Telegraph

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Explosion goes off near nuclear site Natanz, Iran according to report

Natanz uranium enrichment facility (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)

Natanz, Iran -- A blast in the area of a nuclear facility in Natanz was reported on Saturday. According to officials, the blast was caused by an air defense test.

The explosion was heard at least 12 miles away from the nuclear plant, the IRNA, Iran's state propaganda news outlet reported.

“Badroud residents heard the noise and saw a light which showed an object had just blown up in the skies over the city,” a witness told IRNA.

Nour News, a website linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, claimed the blast was not an attack but was caused by a missile testing Iran's air defenses' preparation for a potential attack, which is only likely to happen if Iran tries to destroy Israel, or the Jewish State gets good intel that Iran is ready to preemptively strike them.

Some of the reports said a drone was shot down but with all the fake news nowadays, you never know.

The blast comes amid high tensions between Iran and world powers. Meanwhile, Tehran continues to enrich Uranium and only an idiot or a demented individual such as Joseph Robinette Biden, would think that it's only for the purpose of heating homes.

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The explosion comes only one day after nuclear negotiations were halted in Vienna, with Western countries saying Iran had come to the talks with unrealistic proposals, such as allowing them to eliminate Israel and all the Jews, for example.

Iran’s uranium enrichment facilities in Natanz have seen several reported attacks in recent years which have been attributed to Israel. Hopefully they are correct because it gives one the sense of relief knowing that Israel can accomplish such a feat.

This past April, the underground facility in Natanz suffered an unexplained explosion causing damage to some of its centrifuges. In July, there were fires of unknown cause that struck the advanced centrifuge assembly plant, which was later described as sabotage.

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Iran executes famous wrestler despite Trump's and others' appeals

June 25, 2018 file photo: protesters chant slogans
at the main gate of the Old Grand Bazaar, in Tehran, Iran.

The Iranian state media, IRNA, the only source of news to the captives of the terrorist nation, reported on Saturday that the Iranian regime executed Navid Afakri, 27, and a pro-wrestling champion despite global appeals to Tehran, including from President Trump, for the regime to spare his life. [H/T Fox News]

IRNA reported that Afkari was hanged Saturday morning in Adelabad prison in the city of Shiraz.

The young wrestling champion had participated in the mass protests against political repression in Iran last year, and it is believed the theocratic regime wanted to make an example of him because of his high profile in the lovely country where even feminine modesty is rewarded by not getting beaten bloody by the authorities.

Afkari was accused by authorities of stabbing a water supply company employee in the southern city of Shiraz during the protests, but it's likely he was coerced into a confession.

Courts in Shiraz had imposed two death sentences on Afkari, and six years and six months in prison and 74 lashes. One death sentence was imposed by a criminal court and one by a “revolutionary court.” 

Fortunately for him, only one death sentence was carried out.

There were global appeals, including from FIFA, the World Players Association, and dozens of human rights organizations. President Trump joined these calls and some American idiots on the left accused him of appealing for Afkari because he supported the President, which is the nonsensical ravings of a lunatic fringe suffering from TDS.

“Hearing that Iran is looking to execute a great and popular wrestling star, 27-year-old Navid Afkarai, whose sole act was an anti-government demonstration on the streets,” Trump tweeted, as is his wont. “To the leaders of Iran, I would greatly appreciate if you would spare this young man’s life, and not execute him.”

Yes, that would have been nice and the right thing to do, but we're talking about Iran, one of the most vile and treacherous dictatorships on the planet.

In response to Trump’s tweet, Iran had sponsored with a state TV package, including the employee Hassan Torkaman’s parents and footage of Afkari saying he had stabbed the man, while blinking his eyes in Morse Code saying he'd been coerced.

Iranian opposition groups said the execution would only strengthen the resolve of the Iranian people to overthrow the theocratic regime, but that remains to be seen.

“The people of Iran, especially the courageous youth, will not remain silent vis-à-vis the savage execution of this brave son of Shiraz and will rise up in solidarity with the heroic people of Fars Province over his unjust execution,” Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), said in a statement, adding that the execution “will only add fuel to the flames of the Iranian people's uprising and will strengthen their determination to overthrow the clerical regime and to establish freedom and democracy.”

Rajavi also called on the useless United Nations, the European Union and other equally useless international organizations to take action against Iran in response to the killing.

“Silence and inaction are tantamount to a green light to, and complicity with, the regime to continue its atrocities,” she said, reminding us how our Western so-called "feminists" say and do nothing about the treatment of their gender in Islamic countries and others where women's rights are on par with their cattle.

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Iran warns US: if you attack us, Israel is toast

"Mo Jo"

Iran operates like the Mafia: "If you mess with us, we're coming after your family."

Mojtaba Zolnour [his friends call him "Mo Jo"], chairman of Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, warned the US that if we attack them, Israel will be destroyed in half an hour--just enough time to get your pizza delivered.

“If the US attacks us, only half an hour will remain of Israel’s lifespan,” Zolnour said, in comments carried by the Mehr news agency. 

Not if Israel has something to say about it.

Iranian Negotiators 

Iran admitted Monday it had broken the limit set on its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by the 2015 nuclear deal, marking its first major departure from the unraveling agreement a year after the US unilaterally withdrew from the accord. It's like they're daring us to do something about it and testing President Trump.

The bravado comes as tensions run high between the US and the Islamic Dirtbag Republic after they shot down a US military surveillance drone and bombed foreign oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. Also, Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen launched bomb-carrying drones into Saudi Arabia.

The state-run IRNA news agency quoted Foreign Minister Mohammad [named after the prophet of Islam, may peas be up in him] Javad Zarif as making the uranium announcement. IRNA reported that Zarif, answering a reporter’s question whether Iran had broken the limit, said: “Yes” rather than going the old taqiyya route of lying for the sake of Islam.

“If Europeans do what they have to do, our measures are reversible,” Zarif said, according to IRNA, which is bull crap. They will never relinquish their nuclear capability nor any of the development already carried out.

Zarif did not say how much low-enriched uranium Iran had on hand, IRNA reported, but it's enough to destroy Israel, they believe--if Israel just sits there and takes it without firing any of their nuclear weapons in a counterstrike.

On Monday, Yossi Cohen, the head of Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency, said Iran was behind a string of recent attacks on targets across the Persian Gulf. No big surprise.

Speaking at an annual security conference in Israel on Monday, Cohen said, “I can tell you, with certainty, from the best sources of Israeli and Western intelligence, that Iran is behind the attacks.”

Mossad head Yossi Cohen at a cyber conference at Tel Aviv University, June 24, 2019.

"The Yosster"

Cohen mentioned recent attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf, oil fields in Saudi Arabia and in Baghdad. He said the attacks “were approved by the Iranian leadership, and were carried out, at least mostly, by the Revolutionary Guard and their surrogates.”

Israel has long seen Iran as its greatest threat. Iranian officials regularly threaten to destroy the Jewish state. Hopefully, Israel will do a preemptive strike on their nuclear facility and stop Iran in its tracks.

It is practically an Islamic requirement, as per the Koran, for Muslims to hate Jews. The only question is, why do they call it the religion of peace?

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Russia warns US, Iran threatens US

Moscow (AFP) -- Moscow is warning the U.S. Monday that there would be "negative consequences" if President Trump fails to uphold the suicidal Iran nuclear deal put crafted by our former community organizer cum president, Barack Hussein Obama.

Mr. Trump, who sees the 2015 accord as "the worst deal ever" intends to tell Congress next week that Tehran isn't honoring the deal and thus, it needs to go.

Russia isn't happy about that prospect. "Obviously, if one country leaves the deal, especially such a key country as the U.S., then that will have negative consequences," Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said.

"We can only try to predict the nature of these consequences, which we are now doing," said Dmitry Peskov, who added that his boss, Putin, hailed the importance of the existing deal.

President Trump is expected to announce that he's "decertifying" Iran's compliance with the agreement it signed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for the relief of sanctions.

Congress requires the president to certify Iran's compliance with the deal every 90 days, the next being the "ides" of October. Then Congress would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted by the deal.

Meanwhile, the lovely Islamic nation of Iran promised Monday to give a "crushing" response if the United States designated its elite Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group. 

The promise came a week before President Trump said a final decision on how he plans to contain the Islamic Republic [which is not a 'republic' but a theocracy]. 

Of course, this threat comes at a time when Trump will apparently "decertify" the Iran nuclear deal and define the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) by their mission: a terrorist organization.

"We are hopeful that the United States does not make this strategic mistake," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi said, according to their state news agency IRNA.

"If they do, Iran's reaction would be firm, decisive and crushing and the United States should bear all consequences."

Members of the IRGC and their entities associated with them are already on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations, but the IRGC as a whole [and a 'hole'] is not. 

IRGC commander and head scum crumpet Mohammad Ali Jafari said Sunday "If the news is correct about the stupidity of the American government in considering the Revolutionary Guards a terrorist group, then the Revolutionary Guards will consider the American army to be like Islamic State all around the world."

Nyah nyah, so there.

Jafari warned that additional sanctions would end future dialogue with the US and that the Americans would have to move their regional bases outside the 2,000 km (1250 mile) range of IRGC's missiles.

U.S. sanctions on the IRGC could affect fighting in Iraq and Syria where both Iran and the U.S. support warring parties fighting the Islamic State, another terrorist organization like the IRGC.

France worries that classifying the IRGC correctly [as terrorists] could worsen tensions in the region.

Germany said it feared Trump would decide Iran isn't respecting the nuclear deal, and worries such a measure would exacerbate insecurity in the Middle East. Perhaps Merkel also is scared that her bloated Islamic population would "go all jihad" on Germany.

The U.N. nuclear watchdog's inspectors say repeatedly that Iran is in compliance with the terms of this horrible one-sided deal. But how can they really know that with certainty when they have to pre-announce their inspection visits and are prohibited from inspecting military installations where Iran has 'pinky-sworn' that there's nothing there to see?

Trump rightfully called Iran "a corrupt dictatorship" in his first UN General Assembly speech adding that the nuclear deal was "the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into".

British Prime Minister Theresa May supports the deal; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes it. 

Why is it that the nation in the Middle East with a bullseye painted on it opposes the idea of Iran being able to eventually develop nuclear weapons?


But going back to Iran's Qasemi, the U.S. and Israel are just being "Islamophobic" and our accusations are "baseless".

So I guess we shouldn't believe Iran means it when they chant "Death to America!" "Death to Israel!"

We're just being Islamophobic--as if it's irrational.

That ad hominem attack only works with idiots (aka leftists).

Never forget that after the IRGC captured US Navy sailors and made them "take a knee," the bastards made a statue out of that scene.

Like the Jews have said of the Holocaust: "Never again."


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Iran warns of 'firm response' if Obama doesn't stop sanctions renewal

"Stop, in the name of love"

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tried his best to scare Barack Obama Sunday by demanding the lame duck block an extension of sanctions passed unanimously by the U.S. Congress. Rouhani threatened that if he allowed the sanction extension to go forward, Tehran would "firmly respond." 

In a parliamentary speech, the Iranian president denounced legislation passed by our Congress to extend the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) for 10 years as a violation (twice) of Tehran's nuclear deal with six major countries. The deal curbs Iran's nuclear program in return for lifting international financial sanctions. 

It is believed that Obama will sign it on Friday, but you can never tell for certain. He has a soft spot for Iran which he gets from his senior adviser and Iran-born Valerie Jarrett.

"America's president is obliged to exercise his authority by preventing its approval and particularly its implementation . . . and if this gross violation is carried out, we will firmly respond," Rouhani said on live television to a cheering viewship chanting: "Death to America! Death to Israel!"

Iran was obliged not to violate the agreement but they did--twice--and they're upset that we're calling them on it? Too bad.

U.S. officials said the ISA renewal wouldn't infringe the nuclear deal and lawmakers say that the extension of the ISA would make it easier to quickly reimpose sanctions if [read 'when'] Iran contravened the deal.

Iran's solution to the ISA renewal was for their 290-seat parliament of assclowns to call for relaunching nuclear enrichment that was halted by the atomic deal, according to their official "news" agency IRNA. 

That should get us to lift sanctions since we imposed them in the first place because of the nuclear enrichment they were doing.

Last month, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that extending the ISA would be viewed by them as a breach of the nuclear accord--and he threatened retaliation.

So, in Khamenei's view, Iran is allowed to violate the agreement and we can do nothing about it. 

Khamenei criticized the nuclear deal blaming Rouhani for the government's failure to improve living standards after the sanctions were released. Perhaps if Tehran wasn't so corrupt, there would be more money available to improve those standards.

I suspect when Trump takes office next month things will be dramatically different between our two nations.




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