The Iranian corps called Trump a "lying American president."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has called Donald Trump a "lying American president" following his statements about negotiations with Iran. The IRGC emphasized that "such contradictory behavior will not deter us from the front lines," Al Jazeera reports.
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reacted sharply to comments by former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding alleged negotiations with Iran. “Donald Trump is a lying American president, and his contradictory behavior will not cause us to lose our vigilance on the front lines,” the IRGC press service stated.
This statement came after Iran denied any contact with the U.S. Trump had previously spoken of “significant points of agreement” with Tehran, but no official negotiations had taken place.
The IRGC thus confirmed Iran’s firm stance and its readiness to continue military operations without compromise. At the same time, the organization emphasized that Trump’s international statements do not influence actual actions on the battlefield or Tehran’s political decisions.
Additionally, Iran’s chief spokesperson says there were no negotiations.
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