Iran’s Ghalibaf accuses US of 'theatre diplomacy'
Iran’s Ghalibaf accuses US of 'theatre diplomacy' Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on Thursday that Washington has pursued a “failed strategy” and called on the US to "acknowledge the facts and fulfill your commitments”. In reference to Trump's earlier comments that the US had been preparing to launch what he described as “the biggest attack since World War II” before…
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has criticized the United States' approach to diplomacy as "theater" and a "failed strategy". Ghalibaf accused Washington of using "bullying, broken promises and fake news as leverage" in their dealings with Iran. He urged the US to "acknowledge the facts and fulfill your commitments", expressing his disappointment in the repetitive nature of such tactics.
Ghalibaf highlighted a previous statement by former US President Donald Trump, who had warned of a "massive attack since World War II" before Iranian officials proposed negotiations, labeling this approach as "theater diplomacy on a loop".
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