Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has hailed President Donald Trump’s emerging agreement with Iran as a “great victory” for Tehran, claiming it forced Israel to halt its military campaign in Lebanon and marked a “pivotal moment” for the country. Qassem praised Iran for ensuring Lebanon was included in the US-backed deal and urged the Lebanese government
President Donald Trump joked that Vice President JD Vance will be the one to blame if the controversial Iran deal falls apart, quipping: “If it works out, I’ll take the credit. If it doesn’t, I’m blaming JD.” Trump on Iran negotiations: If it works out, I’ll take the credit. If it doesn’t, I’m blaming JD.
Republican revolt grows over Trump’s Iran deal The backlash against President Donald Trump’s Iran agreement is intensifying, with senior Republicans warning the deal hands Tehran sweeping concessions while demanding little in return. Sen. Ted Cruz warned that “history teaches that giving billions of dollars to theocratic lunatics who want to murder us is not a
Trump’s newly signed and released Iran deal is fueling controversy, with critics warning that Tehran received substantial concessions while retaining key leverage.
The second phase of the deal focuses on Iran’s nuclear program and negotiating a broader final agreement within 60 days.
Vice President JD Vance is expected to attend an in-person signing ceremony scheduled for Friday.
Referring to Netanyahu, Trump said: ‘You got what you wanted, Iran is not going to bomb you.’
President Donald Trump was confronted by journalist Peter Doocy over past statements regarding the JCPOA, in which he claimed Iran has never lost a negotiation.
Baghaei, Iran’s Foreign Minister spokesman, defended the expenditures, saying military programs were necessary to counter perceived threats facing Iran.
From laser systems to autonomous net-firing interceptors, Israel is racing to field new solutions to counter the growing drone threat posed by Hezbollah.
