Tehran: Iran's supreme leader has accused US President Donald Trump of exaggerating the success of recent American military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, saying they achieved no significant results.

According to TRTworld.com, Ali Khamenei stated in a message on his official X account that the American president exaggerated events in unusual ways, suggesting that Trump had a need to amplify the outcomes of the strikes. Khamenei emphasized that those who listened to Trump's words could discern an underlying truth contrary to the claims of significant impact from the US actions.

Khamenei further commented that the exaggeration was a tactic to obscure the reality of the situation, indicating that the United States could not accomplish what it purportedly set out to do. The supreme leader's remarks underscore a continuing narrative of skepticism and mistrust between the two nations regarding military engagements and international diplomacy.

The conflict between the US and Iran came to a temporary halt under a US-sponsored ceasefire that took effect on June 24. However, the recent statements suggest ongoing tensions and potential for future disputes as both sides navigate the fallout from these military actions and their interpretations.