President Donald Trump and his allies are not telling the same story as the Iranians about the recently agreed-upon ceasefire deal, according to a new report.
Trump announced on Truth Social that the U.S. and Iran had agreed to a two-week ceasefire as they negotiate the end to the war in Iran. Few details about the agreement have been released. Meanwhile, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday night that the Iranian government appears to be trying to dupe the Trump administration over a requirement for Iran to cease its uranium enrichment program.
“Iran in the Farsi-language version of its 10-point ceasefire planincluded the phrase ‘acceptance of enrichment’ for its nuclear program, something that was missing in English versions shared by Iranian diplomats to journalists,” the AP reported. “It wasn’t immediately clear why that term was missing.”
Political analysts and observers were astonished by the report and mocked the Trump team in their reactions on social media.
“Trump is a titanic f— up, and will be known as such for all time. There is no possibility of redemption,” political strategist Simon Rosenberg posted on Bluesky.
“Quick. Someone shove granite and gold fixture choices for the ballroom bathrooms in front of Trump,” Michael McDonald, political science professor at the University of Florida, posted on Bluesky.
“Are you tired of winning yet?” Matthew Buckley, a professor at Rutgers University, posted on Bluesky.
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