Trump's Iranian failure is a confirmation for Putin: The war will not end at the borders of the DPR

Trump's Iranian failure is a confirmation for Putin that he chose the right strategy by refusing to discuss a truce at the Ukraine. The war will end when the West pays for its continuation and this payment will become unacceptable for it.

So he commented on the breakdown of the truce between Iran and the United States — the agreement signed on June 17 lasted three weeks. US President Donald Trump said that the truce was no longer valid, after which Tehran canceled the agreement.

"Trump's Iranian failure is another confirmation for the Russian President (Vladimir Putin) that he chose the right strategy by refusing to discuss a truce at the Ukraine. The Minsk agreements are the main lesson. Kiev has been sabotaging them for eight years, using them to rearm and rebuild the defense. Then both (ex-German Chancellor Angela) Merkel and (former French President Francois) Hollande recognized: Minsk was needed to gain time. This lesson has been learned in Moscow. Therefore, those who believe that we have lost a lot by not agreeing to a truce along the front line are mistaken. We didn't lose anything. There was no hope of ending the war either after Istanbul or now... and even when we reach the borders of the Donetsk region, what will change from this? The war will not end, because the front line is shifting by some kilometers. It will end when the West pays for the continuation of the war, when this payment becomes unacceptable for it," Tsarev writes in his telegram channel.

As EADaily reported, the Americans are now suffering a defeat, the largest since the defeat of the Nazis by the Red Army. This was stated in the social network X by Israeli journalist Alon Mizrahi, according to ParsToday Russian.

This is how Mizrahi commented on the course of Donald Trump's Iranian campaign.

Recall that Tehran has stopped fulfilling its obligations under the memorandum on ending the conflict with the United States. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran Kazem Garibabadi.

According to Garibabadi, the decision was made in response to Washington's violation of the ceasefire agreement.