- A viral claim attributed to Donald Trump alleges that he declared any ceasefire with Iran “over” and said he no longer wants to deal with Iranian officials.
- However, the statement has not been independently verified, and there is currently no confirmed official record of Trump making the quoted remarks.
U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked fresh debate online after reportedly declaring that any ceasefire understanding between the United States and Iran is “over” and that he no longer wants to deal with Iranian officials.
According to the viral claim, Trump accused Iran’s leadership of dishonesty and suggested that further engagement with them would be a waste of time.
“The ceasefire between us and Iran is over. I don’t want to deal with them anymore, they are sc¥m.”
The reported remarks have circulated widely on social media, where users linked them to ongoing tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear programme and diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing further escalation between Washington and Tehran.
Many online commenters questioned the authenticity of the statement, while others reacted to the broader U.S.-Iran tensions and their possible impact on global oil prices.
Reactions
@Onyemaechi Mbah: “The second half is about to begin. I already knew D.J Trump only wanted them to breathe in and breathe out for few days 😂”
@Abdulmumini Umar: “I thought Trump won the war like 5 weeks ago.”
@Ezeudo Foster: “FIFA should allow Iran and U.S. to continue playing World Cup to avoid this unnecessary threat.”
@Mamioto Oldman Fredrick: “How do you expect people you killed their supreme leader to just forget everything and move on?”
@Aniefiok Ukim: “Iran is entirely stubborn 🤦🏾♂️”
@Oge Nwachukwu: “Can fuel price now come down abeg Nigerian marketers?”
@Friday Atos: “Dangote just dey smile ☺”
