Mohammad Reza Aref, Iran’s first vice president, has fired back at US President Trump over his recent assertions that the US government cannot afford to fund social programs due to its military spending priorities.
According to US media reports from this week, Trump claimed that his administration is unable to provide medical and childcare services to the American people because of its focus on military expenditures.
In a scathing rebuke on X, Aref stated, “Trump, in a recent address, justified his administration’s inability to deliver essential services like healthcare and childcare to the American people by citing the need for military spending, and today he escalated tensions by threatening to destroy Iran’s infrastructure, specifically power plants and bridges.”
Aref’s response was a biting critique of Trump’s policies, saying, “A leader who consistently puts their nation’s welfare at risk to intimidate others is still mired in a primitive mindset.” In contrast, Aref emphasized that Iran has chosen a different path, one of progress and development, even in the face of adversity.
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