IRGC Spokesperson Says Trump Must Learn From War With Iran and Accept Its Conditions

Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi, the spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), stated that former US President Donald Trump did not achieve any of his objectives in the war with Iran and instead faced numerous economic and political difficulties. In remarks reported by Mehr News Agency (MNA), General Mohebbi emphasized that Trump must learn from the lessons of the conflict and accept Iran's conditions.

General Mohebbi also addressed the US government's priorities, asserting that the Zionist regime, not the American people, is the first priority for the US government. He pointed out that Trump had promised Americans that America would come first, but today Israel comes first for the United States. This statement aligns with his earlier remarks where he made similar claims about US foreign policy priorities.

Turning to the US military budget, the IRGC spokesperson underlined that the US military does not have the ability to fight countries with just 10% of the Pentagon's military budget. This comment appears to question the effectiveness and capability of the US armed forces relative to their enormous spending.

The remarks come amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States, particularly following the US withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018 and the subsequent re-imposition of sanctions. General Mohebbi's statements reflect Iran's position that the US has not achieved its goals through military and economic pressure.

According to Mehr News Agency, General Mohebbi's comments were made in the context of the IRGC's ongoing public statements regarding US policies in the region. The report did not specify the exact date or venue of his remarks, but they were published recently.