‘Highly Unlikely’: Iran’s Supreme Leader Downplays Trump’s Bombing Threat But Warns Of Retaliation
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The Iranian leader, however, warned of retaliatory attacks against the U.S. and Israel if President Donald Trump follows through with the threat to bomb his country.
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Iran is skeptical of US President Donald Trump's push for a nuclear deal, after he pulled the US out of the Joint Comprehension Plan of Action during his first term in 2018.
President Trump has threatened Iran with bombings and sanctions if they fail to reach a new nuclear deal, following Iran's refusal to engage in direct negotiations with the United States.
The Iranian leader, however, warned of retaliatory attacks against the U.S. and Israel if President Donald Trump follows through with the threat to bomb his country.
Iran's supreme leader has warned of a strong response if US President Donald Trump follows through with threats to attack the Middle Eastern country. Trump has increased pressure on Tehran to reach a fresh nuclear deal.
Iran issued a warning to the U.S. that it will respond "decisively" to any threats following President Donald Trump's warning that he will drop bombs if a nuclear agreement is not made.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei said the U.S. would receive a blow if it acts on President Trump’s threat to bomb Tehran without a new nuclear deal.
