Khamenei warns US against 'warmongering', calls Trump's signature 'worthless'
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has accused the United States of repeatedly violating its agreement with Tehran, saying the alleged breaches showed "the utter worthlessness and invalidity of the American president's signature."
In a message broadcast on Iranian state television, Khamenei said Washington had failed to honour its commitments and continued what he described as its longstanding conduct toward Iran.
"The Great Satan has once again unveiled its true, unmasked face, so that this dark experience of crime and bad faith serves as yet another strong document of America's mendacity, irrationality, unreliability and vileness," he said.
Khamenei also warned the United States against what he described as "warmongering," saying it would only bring "heavier costs and greater disgrace" to Washington.
"The dear nation of Iran and the Resistance Front have unforgettable lessons for [the US], lessons of which the valor of Islamic fighters and the zeal of the brave people along the southern front have shown examples in recent days," he said.
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He also called for unity within Iran, urging the public to avoid political disputes and divisions.
Iran and the United States signed a memorandum of understanding on June 17, opening a 60-day period for negotiations toward a final agreement.
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