'Camel Dreams of Cottonseed': Iran's State Broadcaster Mocks Trump's Peace Deal Claims

'Camel Dreams Of Cottonseed’: Iran Mocks Trump’s ‘Peace Deal’ Claim

Tehran uses a Persian proverb to dismiss Donald Trump’s ‘imminent deal’ claim, signalling deep scepticism as tensions and stalled talks continue.

What is the Persian proverb Iran used to mock Trump talk on peace deal?

The proverb, rooted in Persian oral tradition, is widely understood across Iran as a way of dismissing improbable ambitions.

Iran Ridicules Trump’s Peace Deal Claims As ‘Camel Dreams’, Denies Any Uranium Deal

US Iran War Peace Talks: Iran mocks Trump’s ‘free oil’ claim, denies uranium deal, and says US is “building castles in the air” as nuclear talks remain unresolved.

'Camel dreams of cottonseed': Iran's state broadcaster mocks Trump's peace deal claims

Iranian state media mocked US President Donald Trump after he claimed Washington was close to a deal with Tehran that would give the US “free oil and free Strait of Hormuz,” calling his remarks “building castles in the air.”

'Building castles in the air': Iran mocks Trump's 'victory very shortly' claim

Denying US President Donald Trump's claim that Washington was close to making a deal with Tehran over "free oil and Strait of Hormuz, Iran on Friday mocked him and claimed that American leader was "building castles in the air".  Sharing a 15-second video of Trump in which he could be heard saying Iran would give "free oil and free Strait of Hormuz" to the US, the Middle East nation's state-owned broadcaster Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting …

Iran Mocks Trump's Big Peace Deal Claims With A Persian Proverb

US President Donald Trump has said that Washington and Tehran were "very close" to a peace deal and insisted that Iran had agreed to hand over its enriched uranium, a key sticking point in negotiations.