Staff Reports
Iran’s top diplomat is at it again, thumbing his nose at President Trump’s bold declaration of a ceasefire. Just as our strong leader proudly announced peace between Iran and Israel, Iran came out swinging with an entirely different story. Their foreign minister is now claiming there’s “no agreement” at all. What a shocking turn of events—not that the left seems to care, of course. They’d rather turn a blind eye and then wag their fingers at Trump.
Let’s get one thing straight: America, with Trump at the helm, has not only crippled Iran’s nuclear ambitions but has also brought them to the negotiating table. Yet, here we have Iran pretending it holds all the cards. They’ve issued their so-called ultimatum, touting an end to aggression if Israel plays nice. It’s clear which side is grasping at straws, given their crumbling military leadership. The U.S. has been clear on its stance, ensuring global security by acting decisively.
As Iran has repeatedly made clear: Israel launched war on Iran, not the other way around.
As of now, there is NO "agreement" on any ceasefire or cessation of military operations. However, provided that the Israeli regime stops its illegal aggression against the Iranian people no…
— Seyed Abbas Araghchi (@araghchi) June 24, 2025
In this laughable narrative pushed by Iran—one the media seems eager to swallow whole—it’s Israel who supposedly struck first. Never mind the unauthorized missile strikes and the persistent threats spewing from Tehran. If you want to talk about “illegal aggression,” why not hold Iran accountable for launching missiles at our airbase in Qatar? Their feeble anonymous “warnings” show how weak their hand really is.
One has to question the mainstream media’s priorities when they’re busy painting Tehran as innocent victims while dismissing Trump’s straightforward vision of peace. It’s unsurprising given their track record. The left would rather cozy up to dubious regimes than own up to President Trump’s global achievements. If anything, Iran’s posturing proves their desperation rather than dominance.
So, the question remains, who’s really calling the shots here? Trump, asserting America’s power and leadership, or an Iran that keeps moving the goalposts while their actions are a mere shadow of their empty rhetoric? Think about it: when will the left realize real strength actually keeps us safe?
