IRAN 'CRIED UNCLE'! Trump's War Secretary Vows To Bring Tehran On Knees As Diplomatic Talks Stall
May 28, 2026
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as posted by the channelUS Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed Iran “came and cried uncle” during a fiery Cabinet meeting in Washington, warning that the US was prepared to “bring Iran to its knees” if diplomacy failed. Hegseth said Iran’s naval and defence capabilities had been severely damaged after recent clashes in the Gulf, adding that Tehran could no longer rapidly replace missiles, drones or ships. The remarks came as reports emerged of a possible draft US-Iran understanding involving Hormuz de-escalation and sanctions relief, though the White House dismissed the claims as “fabricated.” Meanwhile, President Donald Trump continues pushing for a broader Middle East deal tied to the Abraham Accords and Iran’s nuclear programme.
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