US Iran Israel LIVE Updates: Had to run to daddy, says Iran foreign minister in jibe to Israel
US Iran Israel LIVE Updates: Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Saturday took a jibe at Israel, saying it had to run to 'daddy', referring to US President Donald Trump, for help against Iranian missile strike. 'Iran showed the world that the Israeli regime had 'NO CHOICE but to RUN to 'DADDY' to avoid being flattened by Iranian missiles,' he said in a post on X. The foreign minister also said that Iran will 'not hesitate' to unveil its real capabilities, ending any delusion about the power of Iran. He further said that the American President 'should put aside the disrespectful and unacceptable tone towards the Supreme Leader if he is genuine about wanting a deal.'
Donald Trump claims of saving Khamenei: Iran's foreign minister's statements come a day after US President Donald Trump said he saved Iran's Supreme Leader from a 'very ugly and ignominious death.' In a post on Truth Social, Trump said he knew where the Supreme Leader was sheltering but 'did not let' Israel or the US armed forces kill him. Trump described Iran as a 'burnt-out, blown-up country with no future and a decimated military,' blaming its condition on what he called Iran's perpetually angry, hostile and unhappy nature.
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