A purported post from President Donald Trump, published by commentator Tamir Mor, states Trump has decided to 'wipe Iran off the face of the earth' at some future point, citing a 'dramatic breakthrough' in talks and the prospect of global peace. Israeli officials told i24NEWS they were caught off guard by the announcement and cautioned that Trump's posts are not always accurate. The post's authenticity has not been formally confirmed by a White House readout.
A message attributed to President Donald Trump, circulated by commentator Tamir Mor, claims Trump wrote on Truth Social that he has decided to 'wipe Iran off the face of the earth' at some future point if a global peace deal is not reached first. The post cites a 'dramatic breakthrough' in negotiations and describes world peace as an 'accomplished fact just around the corner'.
Israeli officials expressed surprise at the statement, according to i24NEWS. One official told the outlet: 'Everyone is living off Trump's posts right now. We need to hear what the Iranians announce before knowing whether the president's assessment is actually accurate. Experience suggests that's not always the case.'
The post's authenticity has not been confirmed by an official White House readout or Trump's verified social media accounts. As The Zioneer reported earlier this evening, Trump had previously declared an end to a ceasefire and vowed 'very hard' strikes on Iran today (June 10, 19:49 Jerusalem). The president has issued multiple often-contradictory statements through various channels in recent hours, including canceling planned airstrikes and claiming a nuclear deal was approved by all parties (20:45 Jerusalem). Israeli and Iranian official responses remain pending, and the nature of any actual operational change — if any — is unverified.
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