The article reports that despite former US President Donald Trump’s claims of victory in the war with Iran, the United States has suffered a humiliating defeat. Trump’s promises of avoiding new wars and being a ‘peace president’ are described as hollow, as he continues to attack world leaders who oppose his stance. Following threats to destroy Iranian civilization, Trump reportedly insulted global figures and portrayed himself as a divine figure. His vice president, JD Vance, led a 21-hour round of peace talks in Islamabad, which ended with accusations that Iran failed to meet US demands.

The report says Iran rejected the US position, citing lack of trust after surprise attacks by the US and Israel during the negotiation period that killed Iranian leaders and destroyed civilian infrastructure. The article argues that Trump’s unilateral cancellation of the 2015 nuclear deal and subsequent sanctions deepened mistrust. It also references historical examples, including unfulfilled US reparations to Vietnam and broken treaties with Native American nations, to claim that Washington consistently violates its commitments.

The piece concludes that the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and continued sanctions mirror past breaches of international law, reinforcing Iran’s skepticism toward American intentions.