Trump Panics as Iran Threatens Him in Public!!
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Why is Donald Trump panicking over Iran's rejection of a ceasefire?
Donald Trump is panicking as Iran refuses to accept Donald Trump's surrender. Donald Trump desperately wants a ceasefire. So he had Steve Witkoff reach out repeatedly to Iranian leadership, as reported by The Guardian, and say, please can we have a ceasefire? Not only is Iran saying no to the ceasefire, Iranian leadership continues to threaten to vanish Donald Trump. They say your paper threats do not scare us. They threaten to eliminate Donald Trump.
What threats has Iran made against Donald Trump?
Repeated death threats they continue to make against Donald Trump. The Guardian reports, Iran has spurned two messages from Donald Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff. seeking a ceasefire as its leaders in Iran, since it is not losing the war and that Donald Trump is at a minimum feeling political pressure at home. The article is called, Iran is becoming more defiant in the face of US-Israeli onslaught. And we see Iran continuing to strike at Israel, continuing to strike at American bases in the region. We learned earlier yesterday that Iran was putting all of these mines in the Strait of Hormuz. When you look at the Strait of Hormuz, essentially zero traffic is moving through the Strait of Hormuz still, despite Donald Trump and his regime lying there.
that there were Navy convoys that were helping move these cargo ships, which was false. And then Donald Trump's regime blamed statements that the Navy was helping the cargo ships pass through the Strait of Hermos on staffers and interns and said, oh, it was just a staffer, an intern who made these posts. which just completely imploded the oil markets yesterday. And you take a look at what went down also. You had major drone strikes on US diplomatic facilities in Iraq, which were suspected retaliation by pro-Tehran militias. This was taking place in Iraq. Six drones were launched toward the compound, five of which were shot down, but one hit the U.S. facility, said security officials. The strike hit the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center, a sprawling logistical hub for American diplomats near the Baghdad airport.
Also, we saw strikes and heard strikes in Erbil in Iraq, Israeli media outlet, and 12 U.S. said a defense source believes that toppling the Iranian regime is looking less and less realistic by the day. And instead, the goal should be weakening or crippling infrastructure. But that regime change is now impossible. Really? Because isn't that what the Trump regime said we were going to be doing? Isn't that what the Netanyahu regime said that were going to take place? Take a look right here at the outbound transits right now within the Strait of Ramos as this one commentator says, you will likely need a microscope because there ain't no ships that are leaving the Strait of Hermos. But the Trump regime lied about it.
And there was a report from the Energy Department that oil tankers were getting Navy escorts, which was not happening. So deleted tweet from Energy Secretary sent the oil markets on another wild ride yesterday. A now erased post from Chris Wright, the Energy Secretary, whipsawed crude for the second straight session. A message that was posted by Trump's secretary of energy vanished within minutes, leaving investors the world over struggling to see through the fog of war emanating from the Trump regime itself. And the energy department is blaming staffers for inaccurate social media posts. A spokesperson said that a video clip posted by Energy Secretary Chris Wright was deleted from his official X account after it was determined it was incorrectly captioned by department staff.
The post, which claimed that the U.S. Navy had helped an oil tanker through the Strait of Hermos, was quickly taken down. Spokesperson Ben Dietrich said, said the secretary and other officials are closely monitoring the situation in the Strait, a key access point for oil and natural gas shipments in the Middle East. The military is considering additional options to keep it open, including potential for our Navy to escort tanks, Diedrich says. The prospect of military escorts?
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is Donald Trump panicking over Iran's rejection of a ceasefire?
0:00–0:33
2
What threats has Iran made against Donald Trump?
0:33–5:54
3
How has Iran's defiance affected U.S. military operations?
5:54–8:38
4
What misinformation has the Trump regime spread about military escorts?
8:38–11:09
5
What are the implications of the drone strikes on U.S. facilities in Iraq?
11:09–18:52