Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei launched a fierce verbal assault on President Trump following his recent trip across the Middle East, accusing him of spreading instability and escalating conflict in the region.
Khamenei criticized Trump’s diplomatic outreach to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, suggesting the visit was less about peace and more about solidifying arms deals and reinforcing U.S. influence among regional allies. He condemned the United States for supplying advanced weaponry to Israel, blaming it for the loss of civilian lives in Gaza.
Calling Trump’s peace rhetoric hollow, Khamenei accused the U.S. of fostering dependency among Arab nations and warned that such alliances are bound to collapse. He reaffirmed Iran’s hostility toward Israel, describing it as an illegitimate entity that must be eliminated.
The Iranian leader also signaled that Tehran would continue to resist foreign pressure, especially concerning its nuclear ambitions. His remarks underline the widening divide between Iran and the U.S., adding new tension to an already fragile geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.