Rubio says Iran was ‘playing’ US in negotiations
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Secretary of State Rubio defended recent U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, claiming Iran was deceiving the U.S. in negotiations.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has publicly defended recent joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Rubio asserted that Iran had been "playing" the United States in past negotiations, justifying the military action. He further stated his belief that these strikes will ultimately make "the world safer." This statement signals a firm stance against Iran's diplomatic engagement and suggests a continued commitment to military intervention in the region.
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