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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard rejected Donald Trump’s claim that an agreement ending hostilities with Iran would be signed on June 14, accusing him of trying to turn the date into a personal publicity event tied to his birthday.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is pushing back after President Donald Trump said an agreement to end the conflict with Iran would be signed on June 14.
According to the Revolutionary Guard, Iran has made clear that the memorandum has not yet been finalized and that there will be no signing on that date.
The group mocked Trump’s insistence on the timing, claiming he appears focused on staging the signing around his own birthday and turning it into a political show.
“It may be an obsession driven by his desire to make it a personal publicity event,” the Revolutionary Guard claimed.
The exchange highlights the ongoing war of words between Washington and Tehran, with Iran’s regime using public messaging to challenge Trump’s claim while trying to frame the dispute as a matter of ego and optics.
For Israel and the region, the key issue remains unchanged: Iran’s terror-supporting regime cannot be trusted at face value, and any agreement must be judged by enforcement, not headlines.
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