Trump revealed Mojtaba's condition and emphasized: "We will achieve victory in Iran soon"
US President Donald Trump provided additional details today (Wednesday) in an interview with conservative radio host Glenn Beck regarding the crown prince, Mojtaba Khamenei, and declared: "We will achieve a great victory in Iran very soon." "Mojtaba is not dead. His left arm and leg were injured, but he is alive. But if he is dead, they are doing a really good job of faking that he is alive," the American president revealed. At the same time, he told Al Jazeera that there is no set timetable regarding the decision to return to the negotiating table, "I am not in a hurry," he emphasized.

US President Donald Trump provided additional details today (Wednesday) in an interview with conservative radio host Glenn Beck regarding the crown prince, Mojtaba Khamenei, and declared: "We will achieve a great victory in Iran very soon."
"Mojtaba is not dead. His left arm and leg were injured, but he is alive. But if he is dead, they are doing a really good job of faking that he is alive," the American president revealed.
At the same time, he told Al Jazeera that there is no set timetable regarding the decision to return to the negotiating table, "I am not in a hurry," he emphasized.
In addition, Trump also addressed the visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow and noted that it might bear fruit. "We want the war in Ukraine to end," he emphasized.
"Now there is an opportunity for protests, because the Iranian regime is very weak. We achieved victory in Venezuela, and we will achieve victory in Iran as well. Our economic power is enormous and will bring us victory, the Iranian currency has become almost worthless."
A US Air Force military transport plane landed yesterday at Vnukovo Airport in Moscow, after taking off from Riga, the capital of Latvia — this is according to flight tracking data. According to a report by the CBS news network, CIA Director John Ratcliffe was on board, having arrived in the country for a series of meetings.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was asked about the plane's arrival and replied that he had no information about it. Officials in the US military, the White House, the US Embassy in Moscow, and the Russian Embassy in Washington also did not immediately respond to inquiries regarding the purpose of the flight. A source familiar with the details stated that Washington had reached out to Kyiv and requested not to attack Moscow on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, apparently due to Ratcliffe's visit.





