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Khamenei representative in IRGC tells Trump he faces ‘sea of anger’

Jun 22, 2026, 13:57 GMT+1

A representative of Iran’s Supreme Leader to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps warned US President Donald Trump on Monday that Iranians would not rest until they had “drowned” him in their “sea of anger.”

“The arrogant powers should know that they will take to their graves the dream of one day ruling this nation,” Abdollah Haji Sadeghi said.

Addressing Trump directly, he added: “You who resemble Pharaoh, know that this nation will not rest until it drowns you in its sea of anger.”

Haji Sadeghi also urged Iran’s negotiators to remain wary in dealings with Washington.

“Negotiators should know that they are negotiating with an enemy that we will never befriend and never tolerate,” he said. “We do not forget enmity.”

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