Iranian lawmaker says Trump will not leave region without paying reparations

Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, said on Saturday that Iran will not allow US President Donald Trump to leave the region without paying a price or reparations, according to a post on his X account.

In the post, Azizi wrote, "We do not let Trump flee the region without paying a price or reparations." He added that Iran's response to any misstep or mistake would be a decisive blow, which he described as aimed at liberating what he called America's largest military base, namely Israel, once and for all.

The statement follows earlier remarks by Azizi, a senior Iranian lawmaker, who said Tehran's new military doctrine relies on deterrence and retaliation. He warned at the time that threats to regional interests would face decisive, unlimited action.

The comments come amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States, and between Iran and Israel, which Iranian officials have repeatedly described as part of a broader confrontation. Azizi's remarks were carried by Mehr News, which reported the post and his earlier statements on Iranian military doctrine.

According to Mehr News, the lawmaker's latest comments reiterate Tehran's position that any hostile action against Iranian or regional interests will be met with a response. The report did not provide further details on specific measures or timelines.