What Iranian Leaders Are Saying — or Threatening — as Trump Administration Seeks War’s End
The Iranian regime has expressed aggressive intentions as the Trump administration considers military action. Reports suggest a potential ceasefire extension deal, but concerns remain about Iran's commitment to peace. Additionally, Iranian officials have proposed a reward for the assassination of President Trump, highlighting ongoing tensions.
- ▪The Iranian parliament is drafting legislation to reward €50 million for the assassination of Donald Trump.
- ▪Trump has indicated a preference for military action against Iran, canceling weekend plans and sharing a provocative map.
- ▪Negotiations for a ceasefire extension are underway, but Iran's history of breaking agreements raises doubts about their sincerity.
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What Iranian Leaders Are Saying — or Threatening — as Trump Administration Seeks War’s End Catherine Salgado | 11:58 AM on May 23, 2026 AP Photo/Alex Brandon As the American public waits for President Donald Trump to decide whether to attack the Iranian regime again or not, the Iranian regime has made its warlike intentions clear. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_3"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_3"]]) }); Trump seemed to be more in favor of striking Iran again as of Saturday morning, since he had canceled all his weekend plans and posted a map showing an American flag over Iran with the comment, “United States of the Middle East?” The Kobeissi Letter, which sometimes has the inside scoop and sometimes jumps the…
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