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Iran’s president warns that any aggression against the Supreme Leader will be considered as “all-out war.”
Iran’s President Blames U.S. for Nation’s Crises, Threatens ‘All-Out War’ over Any Move Against Khamenei
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian blamed the United States for Iran’s crises, accusing Washington of imposing “inhumane” sanctions while warning that any challenge to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would amount to an “all-out war” against the Iranian nation.
The statement reflects Tehran’s growing effort to rally domestic support around the Supreme Leader while shifting blame for Iran’s internal crisis onto foreign adversaries — particularly the United States.
Ayatollah Announces Death Toll, Blames Deaths on President Trump for ‘Encouraging Unrest’
Iran’s Khamenei Is Talking About Trump Like a Man Who Just Won a War
The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran is talking like a man who has just won a war, and maybe he has.
The nationwide demonstrations have largely subsided. President Donald Trump has not yet made good on his Jan. 2 statement that “if Iran shots and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue,” or on Jan. 13 assurance to the Iranian protesters that “HELP IS ON ITS WAY.” In fact, the president appears to have walked all that back, writing on Friday: “I greatly respect the fact that all scheduled hangings, which were to take place yesterday (Over 800 of them), have been cancelled by the leadership of Iran. Thank you!”
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After having promised the protesters in Iran that they should keep going, assuring them that “help is on the way” and repeatedly threatening the Iranian government with a possible violent intervention by the American military, Donald Trump suddenly turned back, and announced that he had it on good authority that the Iranian regime had stopped its violence, so there was no longer any need for the Americans to intervene.
He even praised the government of Iran, thanking it for not executing 800 protesters who, Trump claimed, were scheduled to be hung. In return, Ayatollah Khamenei has again denounced the Great Satan, and another senior Iranian official has just given his own response to Trump’s pusillanimity.
More about that response, in which he called for kidnaping Trump, as well as carrying out terrorist acts inside the US, including arson, car rammings, and murder, can be found here: “Iranian Official Says Regime Should Capture Trump, Every US City Deserves Rampant Arson, Murder,” by Jack Elbaum, Algemeiner, January 16, 2026




























