Trump Slams Iran Ceasefire Deal as 'Unbelievably Weak' and on Life Support

U.S. President Donald Trump has strongly criticized a proposed ceasefire deal with Iran, describing it as unbelievably weak and currently on life support. Speaking to the press at the White House, Trump referred to the agreement as a piece of garbage that he barely bothered to read. He emphasized that the deal offers Iran a negligible chance of success, comparing its status to a patient with only a one percent survival rate. Trump reiterated his stance that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons, labeling the regime as dangerous and volatile. He accused Iranian leaders of playing games with the United States for decades, citing historical grievances including the killing of U.S. personnel and the suppression of protests. The President also condemned the previous Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) under Barack Obama, arguing it unfairly benefited Tehran financially while undermining allies like Israel. Trump warned that the era of Iran mocking the U.S. is over, signaling a hardline approach to future negotiations and potential military or economic pressures against the Islamic Republic.