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Iran Threatens Trump After US Rejects Peace Deal Counter, Ghalibaf Says 'Ready To Teach A Lesson'
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3:41Now PlayingIran sharply warned the US against any fresh military action as tensions over stalled nuclear talks escalated again. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Tehran’s armed forces were fully prepared to “teach a lesson” to any aggressor, insisting Iran remained on full alert despite the fragile ceasefire. The warning came after Donald Trump described the US-Iran truce as being on “massive life support” and accused Tehran of repeatedly changing its position during negotiations. Trump also rejected Iran’s latest counterproposal as “stupid” and “unacceptable,” while reiterating that Tehran “cannot have a nuclear weapon.” The deepening deadlock continues to cloud already fragile peace efforts.
Iran Threatens Trump After US Rejects Peace Deal Counter, Ghalibaf Says 'Ready To Teach A Lesson'
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