Trump’s hypocrisy, first claimed talks with Iran, then attacked two energy sites, see VIDEO

Missile Attack Iran Energy Sites: US President Donald Trump has pointed towards ending the war, but recent developments related to Iran have raised questions on this claim. Early Tuesday, a semi-official news agency close to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reported that airstrikes had hit two vital energy plants in the country.

Earlier, Trump had warned that if Iran fails to completely open the Strait of Hormuz, the US will attack their energy plants. Reports coming shortly after the statement said natural gas infrastructure in Isfahan and a gas pipeline to a power plant in Khorramshahr were targeted.

America-Israel did not take responsibility

However, neither Israel nor America took responsibility for the attacks that took place on Monday. The strategy of both countries has been to often not publicly acknowledge their attacks. It was also not clear from the report whether these two plants were directly targeted or were damaged during some other attack. These incidents have raised new questions on regional tension and global security.

Just before news of the attack broke, Trump had claimed that he had met a ‘respected’ Had a conversation with the leader. He also extended the deadline for opening the Strait of Hormuz by 5 days. But Iran completely rejected Trump’s claim. Iranian officials said that Trump is spreading fake news and that there was no conversation of any kind with them.

Doubt on Donald Trump’s claims

From this it becomes clear that the game of information and rhetoric continues between America and Iran. Despite Donald Trump’s peace signals, the incidents remain a cause for concern for regional security. The differences in statements and media reports from both sides have generated mixed reactions in the global community.

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This entire incident also sends a message that tensions still remain in the region and there is often a gap between political rhetoric and actual events.

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