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Trump criticizes opponents of Iran deal as envious or foolish

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Trump responds sharply to critics of his Iran deal.
He claims stock market highs and falling oil prices support his position.
He labels his critics as foolish, envious, or bad people.
Media reports criticize his concessions in the deal with Iran.
The agreement is seen as beneficial for Iran by some analysts.

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has recently responded aggressively to critics of the agreement he reached with Iran, branding them as "idiots," "jealous," or "bad people." In a post on Truth Social on June 18, 2026, Trump defended his administration's approach, arguing that the positive economic indicators, such as the record-high levels of the stock market and falling oil prices, contradict claims that he was not tough enough on Iran.

Trump's comments came in light of ongoing discussions about the bilateral agreement aimed at ending conflict in the Middle East. He urged critics to consider the economic accomplishments achieved during his tenure rather than focusing solely on the terms of the agreement itself. This confrontation highlights the divided opinions surrounding foreign policy decisions made by Trump while in office, particularly regarding relations with Iran.

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