Trump Defends Iran Deal Amid Criticism, Cites Market Gains
Washington DC. US President Donald Trump has strongly protested the criticism of the agreement reached with Iran. He claimed that due to his policies, the US stock market has reached record highs and oil prices are falling, calling the critics 'envious, bad people or 'fools'.
Trump wrote on his social media, Truth Social, 'These fools think I haven't been tough enough on Iran. The stock market is setting new records and oil prices are falling rapidly. Those who say this are either envious, bad, or fools.'
His reaction came after the recent agreement between the US and Iran. The agreement provides for maintaining a ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and easing some US sanctions on Iranian oil.
The Trump administration has called the agreement a diplomatic success. However, some US lawmakers and policymakers have argued that it does not sufficiently meet Washington's strategic objectives.
Critics say the agreement is not as tough as it should be on controlling Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missile development, and regional influence.
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