President Donald Trump said that Iran had agreed to a deal and dropped all its demands, but then attacked a merchant ship with a drone just two hours later, according to a report. The remarks add a specific timeline to his earlier accusations.
President Donald Trump said that the Iranians had agreed to a deal and "gave up on everything," but then "suddenly, after two hours, they attacked a ship with a drone." The remarks were posted on Sunday afternoon. The statement adds a specific timeline to Trump's earlier accusation that Iran broke a deal and attacked a vessel, which The Zioneer reported minutes earlier. The channel sharing the quote also appended skeptical commentary, questioning the credibility of the agreements. The comments come amid an ongoing cycle of U.S.-Iran tensions, with Trump alternating between negotiation and military threats.
2 developments
- DevelopingTrump Abandoned Iran Ceasefire, Authorized New Strikes After Briefing on Maritime Attacks
- StrongTrump says Iran struck a merchant ship in the Strait of Hormuz, US intercepted three drones
- DevelopingTrump: Iran 'foolishly' violated ceasefire with drone strike on ships in Strait of Hormuz
- ConfirmedTrump claims Iran asked him to stop bombing, Pentagon denies any US warship hit
Source and signal
- Internal intake