Trump says ‘never liked’ Pakistan-brokered Iran peace deal, Tehran hits back

But, you know, you like to listen to professionals.”Trump did not elaborate on his remarks. He was referring to the ceasefire his administration said it had reached with Iran in June.

Since then, both sides have accused each other of violating the agreement, which has largely fallen apart.Iran targets Trump over remarks on ceasefireIranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei slammed Trump’s comments, accusing Washington of failing to honour its commitments and demanding accountability for what he called “US misconduct”.“President Trump’s admission that he never believed in the Islamabad MoU and considered it a waste of time exposes the hollowness of their diplomatic commitments,” he said in a post on X on Wednesday.Baqaei said the US had a “long record of reneging on its commitments and treating international obligations as disposable whenever they become inconvenient”.“Broken commitments cannot be excused, international law cannot be applied selectively, and no amount of political spin can absolve Washington of accountability,” he added.June agreement between US, IranThe Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding was reached with the involvement of Qatar, Iran’s Gulf neighbour, and Pakistan, which shares a border with Iran. Negotiations were held in Islamabad.The agreement included arrangements concerning the Strait of Hormuz and a resumption of diplomatic talks between Tehran and Washington to work towards a broader agreement.The agreement eventually collapsed after Iran and the US accused each other of violating its terms.With inputs from agenciesFollow the latest breaking news, major developments and agenda-setting stories from India and around the world with the newsdesk at Hindustan Times.

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