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Iran's supreme leader calls Trump a "criminal", blames him for protester deaths

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January 17, 2026

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei wrote Saturday on X that President Donald Trump is a “criminal,” saying he is “guilty of slander” and involved in the “sedition” that has played out over the last several weeks in Iran.

The anti-Trump remarks come just one day after Presidenr Trump said Iranian officials told him they would stop the killings of anti-regime protesters who had taken to the streets of various Iranian cities, including Tehran over the last three weeks.

Those protests have seemingly dialed down over the last several days, though activists report at least 3,000 deaths resulting from the demonstrations; however, experts believe that number could be significantly higher.

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