Iran’s Supreme Leader warns of ‘unforgettable lessons’ if US attack continues | US-Israel War on Iran News

Mojtaba Khamenei says Trump’s signature is “absurd” and that “bullying” is the mainstay of US foreign policy.

Iran’s Supreme Leader has warned that United States will face an “unforgettable lesson” at the hands of Tehran and its allies in the region, accusing the US of repeatedly violating the memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the two countries.

A written statement by Mojtaba Khamenei was read on state TV on Saturday, where the supreme leader blamed Washington’s violations last month. MOU indicated that President Donald Trump’s signature was “useless and worthless”.

“Repeated violations of the agreements with the great satan against this agreement have once again proven to all that the signature of the American President is now worthless and worthless, and that bullying, harassment and violence are inseparable parts of American beliefs and doctrine,” the statement read.

“Now that America’s enemy wants to start a war and have more money and humiliation, it should know that the beloved country of Iran and the Resistance Front have an unforgettable lesson,” it added.

The US stepped up its attacks on Iran this week by targeting civilian infrastructure, including bridges, railways and desalination plants.

Tehran responded with hit well infrastructure in Kuwait, where officials are urging everyone to provide electricity.

The US-Israeli war against Iran, which began in February, appears to be in the hands of the country’s top leaders.

Tehran has shown no sign of following the escalating pressure from the Trump administration, as countries in the region continue to push for a resolution to the conflict.

Khamenei said the US had “revealed its true face,” revealing “deception, lack of wisdom, unreliability and evil”.

He called on Iranians to trust the leadership to protect the country, urging people to remain “vigilant” and “active” as the war escalates.

Reports have emerged in recent days that the Houthis in Yemen may close the Bab al-Mandeb gate to the Red Sea in support of their key ally Iran. That could destabilize energy markets around the world, fuel inflation and pressure Trump to halt the attack.

The war is very unpopular in the US and has caused economic damage to the American people.

The MoU between Qatar and Pakistan that was signed last month seeks to establish conditions for ending the conflict.

However, Tehran and Washington declared the agreement “terminated” after accusing each other of violating it.