The U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire after over a month of conflict. Despite this, President Donald Trump\u2019s threat to \u201cdestroy a whole civilization\u201d drew widespread criticism, including from activist Greta Thunberg.<\/p>\n
Trump cited talks with Pakistani leaders and Iran\u2019s conditional 10-point ceasefire proposal as reasons to pause attacks. Iran\u2019s proposal includes halting military actions if the U.S. does, lifting sanctions, allowing nuclear enrichment, controlling the Strait of Hormuz, reopening shipping routes, unfreezing funds, compensating war damage, and establishing a UN-backed enforceable deal.<\/p>\n
While the truce is welcomed globally, Trump\u2019s prior threats sparked backlash from figures like Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, and now Greta Thunberg. In an Instagram video, Thunberg condemned the normalization of war crimes and genocide, saying: \u201cWe have normalized total annihilation of entire people\u2026 But it is not too late to say stop.\u201d<\/p>\n
This is not the first clash between Thunberg and Trump, and a response from the president remains uncertain.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire after over a month of conflict. Despite this, President Donald Trump\u2019s threat to \u201cdestroy a whole civilization\u201d drew widespread criticism, including from activist Greta Thunberg. Trump cited talks with Pakistani leaders and Iran\u2019s conditional 10-point ceasefire proposal as reasons to pause attacks. Iran\u2019s proposal includes halting…<\/p>\n