Trump warns Iran 'will be laughing no longer' amid negotiations

Author: AyobamiPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: United States

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Trump warns Iran 'will be laughing no longer' amid negotiations

US President Donald Trump accused Iran of 'playing games' with the United States for 47 years, stating that it would soon stop laughing. On his Truth Social platform, he claimed Tehran was mocking America but would no longer be able to do so. Trump did not directly comment on reports regarding Tehran's response to Washington's latest peace proposal.

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