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Iran's Armed Forces Denounce Trump's Rhetoric as Aimed at Domestic Audience

Iran's General Staff and Khatam al-Anbya Central Headquarters said hostile statements by the US president at the United Nations were intended for domestic political purposes rather than reflecting genuine policy grounded in fact.

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— IRNA (Iran)

Iran's military leadership issued a sharp response to recent statements by the US president, describing the remarks as hostile rhetoric intended primarily for a domestic American audience rather than a substantive basis for policy.

The reaction came from the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces and the Khatam al-Anbya Central Headquarters, which characterized the comments, delivered from the United Nations podium, as repeated threats against Iran.

Iran's characterization of the remarks

According to the Iranian military statement, the rhetoric was accompanied by what it described as misuse of the UN platform to legitimize aggressive posturing, stir insecurity, and pursue what it called global bullying. The statement framed these actions as tools for domestic political messaging rather than positions grounded in substantive policy.

The exchange reflects the long-standing pattern of confrontation between Washington and Tehran, in which each side regularly issues public statements criticizing the other's conduct, particularly around high-profile international events such as the UN General Assembly.

Iran's military establishment has frequently responded publicly to statements by US officials, using such moments to reinforce its own narrative about US intentions in the region and to project resolve to a domestic audience as well.

The statement did not indicate any specific military response or change in posture, framing the reaction primarily as a rhetorical rebuttal to the US president's comments at the United Nations.

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