Trump Rages at Iran — Threatens Total Annihilation: ‘They Are All DEAD Now, It Will Only Get Worse!’
Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a fiery message aimed at Iran early Friday morning, using his social media platform Truth Social to express his anger and frustration. In the post, he accused the Iranian government of repeatedly failing to finalize a nuclear agreement and warned that the consequences would only become more severe if they continued down the same path.
Trump’s statement came just hours after Israel launched a massive air operation against Iran. Reports confirmed that 200 Israeli warplanes carried out coordinated attacks on 100 high-value Iranian targets. These targets included a nuclear facility, several advanced air defense systems, and locations tied to senior military officials. The strike was one of the most aggressive military actions seen in recent years, heightening tensions across the region.
In his message, Trump claimed he had given the Iranian regime multiple opportunities to negotiate a deal in the past. He said he warned them clearly and repeatedly, telling them to “just do it,” referring to accepting a nuclear deal that would ease tensions and avoid conflict. According to Trump, Iran had been close to making a deal several times but failed to follow through for reasons he did not specify.
He went on to say that some Iranian hardliners, the more extreme and militant voices within Iran’s leadership, had spoken with confidence and bravado. But Trump said their bold words meant nothing in the end, because they did not see what was coming. He claimed these individuals are now dead following Israel’s strikes, and he emphasized that the situation is far from over. In fact, he suggested that future attacks would be even more devastating.
Trump used strong and dramatic language to warn Iran of the danger they face. He highlighted that the United States possesses the most advanced and deadly military equipment in the world and that Israel is fully equipped with these tools—and knows exactly how to use them. He made it clear that if Iran does not act quickly to agree to terms, there will be even more loss of life and destruction. He described what has already happened as “great death and destruction,” but warned that what lies ahead could be much worse.
Despite the aggressive tone, Trump also offered what he described as a final chance for Iran to save itself. He urged the country’s leaders to come back to the negotiating table and make a deal before their nation is completely destroyed. He warned that the survival of what he referred to as the “Iranian Empire” was at stake. He pleaded with them to put an end to the bloodshed, saying, “No more death, no more destruction,” and urged them again to “just do it” before it’s too late.
He ended the message by calling for peace but only on the condition that Iran surrenders to the terms he believes they must accept. The post was both a warning and a challenge, putting immense pressure on Iran’s leadership while also showing support for Israel’s actions. In his closing words, he offered a brief “God Bless You All,” even as his tone remained threatening and urgent.
