Shameful Retreat of American-Zionist Terrorists Following the Decisive Threat of the Iranian Armed Forces

TEHRAN (Defapress) - A notorious American security media outlet published a report stating that after the Islamic Republic of Iran suspended all its talks with the United States and withdrew from peace talks in protest of the Israeli Prime Minister's order to launch a massive attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut, US President Donald Trump spoke to Netanyahu on the phone, strongly protesting against him and ordering the Israeli Prime Minister to immediately stop the plan to attack southern Beirut.

As the American security media outlet reported on this phone call, Donald Trump was furious with Netanyahu's decision to attack the southern suburbs of Beirut, and in this phone call, he used the phrase "What the fuck are you doing?" The Israeli prime minister has accused the regime of undermining diplomatic efforts to reach an agreement with Iran.

According to the claim of this infamous American media outlet, Trump told Netanyahu: “You’re crazy. If it weren’t for me, you’d be in prison right now. I’m saving you. Now everyone hates you. Because of these events, everyone hates Israel.”

US President Donald Trump, who was furious over the civilian casualties and Israel’s threat to attack Beirut, warned Netanyahu that any further escalation of tensions would deepen Israel’s international isolation and jeopardize negotiations with Iran. Of course, that wasn’t the whole story, and one American official described the call as “one of the worst calls between these two since Trump returned to the White House.”

In fact, it is important to note that Donald Trump's anger stemmed from the fact that Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to escalate tensions in Lebanon had put his negotiations with Iran on the verge of collapse. Iran had threatened to stop negotiations with the United States if Israel continued its attacks in Lebanon.

According to the report, although Netanyahu announced his position unchanged in a statement after the call, an American official told Axios that Trump had effectively "pressured" Netanyahu and he ultimately backed down. Accordingly, after this call, Trump wrote on his social network that Netanyahu had "pulled back" his forces and told him that Beirut would not be attacked.

The American security media outlet stated in another part of its report that "Trump was concerned about the fact that Israel had killed a large number of civilians in Lebanon and strongly objected to the destruction of buildings by the Israelis to eliminate just one Hezbollah commander."

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump said in a post on social media that he had spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and representatives of Hezbollah in Lebanon and that they had agreed to “cease all firing.”

“No troops will be going to Beirut, and any troops that were on their way have already been turned back,” Trump wrote in a post on social media. “I have also had very good contact with Hezbollah through high-level representatives, and they have agreed to cease all firing.”

According to a statement released by the Lebanese presidency, under the proposed agreement, if Hezbollah does not attack Israel, Israel will not attack the southern suburbs of Beirut.

However, after Trump’s announcement, attacks were reported from both sides, and Israeli and Hezbollah officials made statements questioning the durability of the agreement. Hezbollah representative Hassan Fadlallah said that the group had rejected the offer of a partial ceasefire to protect Beirut in exchange for an end to Hezbollah's attacks on Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also said in a statement on the X that he had told Trump that if Hezbollah did not stop its attacks on Israel and its citizens, Israel would attack Beirut, adding that Israel would continue its operations "as planned" in southern Lebanon.

All these moves and the urgent and urgent phone call between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prevent a major Israeli army attack on Beirut's "southern suburbs" were made only because of pressure from Iran and our country's withdrawal from any peace talks with the US, as well as the threat from the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya (PBUH) to target the northern regions of the occupied territories and widen the war in the region; An issue that demonstrates Iran's power and authority and is another Axis of Resistance and defeat in Trump's record against the Islamic Republic of Iran.