By Our Reporter
TEHRAN (PRECISE POST) — In a brave and uncompromising address, Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader, Alireza Arafi, declared an end to negotiations with the United States, accusing Washington of “crossing the red line” and launching what he described as a war of irreversible consequences.
Disclosing this on Tuesday on social media X handle @Iran_HD the Supreme Leader vowed that “The time for negotiations is over,” Arafi proclaimed, asserting that the United States had inflicted “irreparable harm” and would face retaliation at a time and manner of Iran’s choosing. “They have signed their own death warrant,” he warned, adding that Tehran now “holds the reins.”
In his speech, Arafi dismissed what he called Western exaggerations about Iran’s nuclear ambitions, accusing the United States of using the “nuclear specter like a scarecrow” to justify hostility. He insisted that Washington underestimates Iran’s capabilities and resolve.
Turning his focus to Israel, Arafi delivered some of his strongest remarks, declaring that its “fate is sealed.” He vowed that every military strike and act of aggression attributed to Israel would be answered, promising sustained pressure and retaliation. “They will remain in our sights,” he said, portraying Israel as exposed and vulnerable.
Framing his message in ideological terms, Arafi emphasized loyalty to Iran’s revolutionary leadership and identity. “Iran does not bend,” he concluded. “Iran wins. Always.”
The speech signals a sharp escalation in rhetoric amid already heightened regional tensions, raising concerns among international observers about the potential for further conflict in the Middle East.
