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Iran Hard-Liner Calls Trump’s ‘Great Agreement’ a Deception, Urges Stronger Attacks on US
Summary
- An Iranian hard-line official said President Trump’s great agreement declaration was a deception and that attacks on the US should be intensified.
- The Iranian side argued that the US should be made to suffer more by destroying its infrastructure, economic hubs, and regional artificial intelligence (AI) facilities.
- President Trump hailed his own move as ending the war with Iran and delivering a great agreement, but later said he had scrapped a plan to seize Kharg Island, a key hub for Iranian oil exports.
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An Iranian hard-line official has dismissed President Donald Trump’s declaration that he had reached a “great agreement” to end the war with Iran, calling it a deception and urging Tehran to escalate attacks on the US.
CNN reported on June 11 that Ebrahim Rezaei, a lawmaker and spokesman for the Iranian parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, wrote on X that “there is a very high probability Trump is using deception” and that “he is only trying to calm the situation for now.”
Rezaei added that Iran should “strike the US harder.” He also called for destroying US infrastructure, economic hubs and regional artificial intelligence facilities to inflict greater pain.
Trump had earlier declared that he had “ended the war with Iran” and achieved a “great agreement.” The comments came only hours after he said the US would hit Iran “very strongly” and seize Kharg Island, a key hub for Iranian oil exports. Trump later said he had canceled that strike plan.
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