‘Disrespectful and condemnable’: Iran on Trump’s Khamenei remarks; asks US president if he’s ‘real a couple of deal’

Iran’s international minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday requested Donald Trump to withdraw his “disrespectful and unacceptable” remarks on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme chief of the Islamic Republic, if the US president is “real about wanting a deal.“Additionally Learn | ‘Ugly and ignominious dying’: Trump’s 4-word description of what he saved Iran’s Khamenei from“If President Trump is real about wanting a deal, he ought to put apart the disrespectful and unacceptable tone in the direction of Iran’s Supreme Chief, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei, and cease hurting his thousands and thousands of heartfelt followers,” Araghchi posted on X.The “deal” he talked about pertains to Iran’s nuclear programme, which was on the centre of the latest battle between US ally Israel and their widespread rival Iran. The hostilities started with Israel’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear and navy websites on June 13, forward of recent US-Iran talks over the latter’s nuclear programme.Additionally Learn | ‘We might have taken him out’: Israeli defence minister confirms Khamenei’s elimination was on playing cardsMocking Israel, Araghchi stated the Jewish State had “no alternative however to run to daddy,’ a reference to the US, which bombed three key Iranian nuclear websites on June 22.“The Nice and Highly effective Iranian Folks, who confirmed the world that the Israeli regime had NO CHOICE however to RUN to “Daddy” to keep away from being flattened by our Missiles, don’t take kindly to Threats and Insults. If Illusions result in worse errors, Iran won’t hesitate to unveil its Actual Capabilities, which will definitely END any Delusion concerning the Energy of Iran,” he wrote on social media.The 12-day conflict ended the day after America’s Operation Midnight Hammer in Iran, which had retaliated by launching missiles on a US air base in Qatar.