Nobody has any idea how successful we are in Iran. They don't wanna write it, but they know.

You know who knows how well we are doing? Iran.

They had 212 very nice airplanes, some bought from the U.S., brilliantly, through Barack Hussein Obama.

Every one of their airplanes is shot down. It's gone.

One of the problems in Iran is that there is nobody to negotiate with. It's a problem.

It's the only country in the world where nobody wants to be president.

America is back, and our greatest victories are yet to come.

We're capable of destroying the whole place. We don't wanna do that.

We have got economic sanctions against them like nobody's ever had before.

If they hit, we would hit back 100 times harder.

What was stated in the Islamabad memorandum of understanding was an “end to the war,” not a ceasefire. The United States violated this memorandum, and the fighting subsequently resumed.

Therefore, there is no such thing as a 60-day ceasefire that would require an extension.

The mediators, both Qatar and Pakistan, are exchanging messages and remain in contact with us, but this does not mean negotiations are taking place.

No decision has yet been made to restart negotiations with the United States.

The channels that existed previously are no longer effective, and a new channel must be established. For now, we are working on establishing a temporary channel that can later be developed into a permanent one.

Trump has said that after Iran's defeat, he will soon declare the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory. The Strait of Hormuz cannot be seized with a tweet or an aircraft carrier, nor through an executive order or a campaign speech.

Iran neither fears threats nor is intimidated by displays of power.

Accept reality once and for all: so far, you have suffered serious strategic defeats. The Strait of Hormuz has been, is, and will remain Iranian.

The strait will only be opened or closed under Iran’s command, and as long as you refuse to accept the reality of defeat and abandon your delusions, Iran will continue to enforce the blockade.