Trump attacks Iranian proposal, calls it 'stupid' and emphasizes fragility of ceasefire

US President Donald Trump issued strong statements against the Iranian leadership, considering the current ceasefire to be extremely fragile and unreliable. Trump explained during a meeting with media representatives at the White House that the proposals recently submitted by Tehran lack seriousness, describing them as 'stupid' and completely rejected by the American administration.

The White House chief accused the Iranian side of evasiveness in the ongoing negotiations, noting that Tehran has a history of agreeing to specific terms only to backtrack later. Trump revealed that the Iranians had reneged on previous promises regarding the delivery of enriched uranium, which he considered evidence of the other party's lack of credibility in reaching a sustainable settlement.

In a related context, the US President revealed intentions to reactivate what is known as 'Project Freedom', to be a key pillar within a broader strategic process aimed at dealing with the Iranian file. Trump affirmed in a separate television interview that this move comes within the framework of continuous pressure to ensure the achievement of American goals and the protection of vital interests in the region.

Despite the escalating tone, Trump expressed his conviction that the hardline leaders in Tehran will eventually find themselves forced to submit under the weight of pressure. He stressed his determination to continue dealing with the Iranian file strictly until a comprehensive agreement is reached that ensures the complete and final cessation of nuclear threats.

The US President also revealed technical details related to an Iranian request to recover 'nuclear dust' from facilities that were previously destroyed, justifying this by Tehran's lack of necessary technologies to deal with these materials. These developments come at a time when relations between Washington and Tehran are witnessing escalating tension, casting a shadow over the stability of the Middle East.

The Iranians presented a stupid proposal that we cannot accept, and they agree with us on things then backtrack.