The US President, Donald Trump, posted on Wednesday, April 29, on the Truth Social platform, an image in which he appears in an aggressive posture, accompanied by the message “Done, I’m not a good boy anymore”.
In the same post, the American president asserts that Iran “is failing to get its affairs in order.”
“Iran can’t cope. They don’t know how to sign a non-nuclear agreement. It would be good if they woke up quickly”, wrote President Donald Trump on the social network.
The statements come shortly after Trump claimed that Tehran had conveyed that it is in a “state of collapse” and that it is trying to redefine its leadership structure, while requesting the resumption of discussions on control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Against the backdrop of these tensions, negotiations between Iran and the United States remain at a standstill. Tehran’s recent proposal would postpone discussions on the nuclear program until the resolution of the regional conflict and maritime disputes in the Gulf, while Washington insists that the nuclear issue be addressed as a priority.
The situation is amplified by the instability in the Middle East, where rocket and drone attacks have increased in recent months, and the Gulf states are trying to coordinate a common response.
Economically, tensions have already begun to affect energy markets: the price of Brent oil has increased by about 3%, exceeding 111 dollars per barrel, and experts warn that the prolongation of the crisis could generate new global price increases.