Donald Trump affirms that Iran is “finished” and that it will not receive “a dime” from the United States USA Truth Social latest

“We did not gather out of desperation; It was Iran that did it. They are finished! We will let the 60 days pass. “They will not receive any money, not even ten cents!” Trump wrote in a message broadcast by Truth Social, without offering further details.

This Friday, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Ismail Bagaei, blamed the United States for the latest Israeli attacks in Lebanon and warned that “Iran will take measures to protect its allies.”

Bagaei attributed “direct responsibility” to the United States for the Israeli attacks in Lebanon and recalled that the end of hostilities in that country is part of the memorandum of understanding signed by Trump and the Iranian president, Masud Pezeshkian, which came into force this Thursday.

His statements come after Israel launched new attacks on Lebanese territory this Friday that caused at least 18 deaths.

Iran has been warning for weeks that the Lebanese front is one of the red lines that could derail the agreement with the US if Israel continues attacking Lebanon.

Nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, scheduled to begin this Friday in Switzerland, were postponed due to those hostilities.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted today that “unequivocally,” the Israeli Army will continue to occupy part of southern Lebanon and confront the Shiite militia Hezbollah, hours after US Vice President JD Vance said that Israel has to “respect” the peace process begun with Iran.

The United States and Iran yesterday postponed a meeting scheduled in Geneva today with the mediators in the negotiations – Qatar and Pakistan – to formalize their memorandum of understanding and begin addressing details of a more lasting peace agreement.

Iranian sources indicated that their delegation suspended its trip at the last minute due to the attacks in Lebanon by Israel, whom they also demand to end the occupation of southern Lebanon.

Iran’s decision was communicated to the United States, from where they increasingly publicly broadcast greater disagreements with Israel.