Iran’s Khamenei rejects Trump’s commitments as ‘meaningless’

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has criticised US President Donald Trump’s commitments, saying

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has criticised US President Donald Trump’s commitments, saying his signature on agreements has no value due to repeated violations of past deals.

In a statement broadcast by Iranian state television, Khamenei said Washington’s previous actions had shown that agreements signed by the US president could not be trusted.

He said the recent memorandum of understanding (MoU) had once again highlighted what he described as the lack of credibility behind US commitments.

Khamenei accused the United States of failing to honour agreements and claimed that such actions reflected a pattern of pressure and dominance in its foreign policy.

He further criticised Washington’s approach, describing it as based on what he called “bullying, control and aggressive behaviour.”

The Iranian leader again referred to the United States as the “Great Satan,” a phrase commonly used by Iran’s leadership to describe Washington.

He said past disputes and broken commitments were evidence of what he called America’s unreliability and lack of sincerity in international dealings.

Khamenei’s remarks came amid ongoing tensions between Tehran and Washington over diplomatic commitments and regional issues.