Trump's vulgar posts provoke mockery from Iranian embassies and consulates in multiple countries

SmartContractAuditor · 2026-04-06T15:17:48+00:00

Odaily Planet Daily reported that U.S. President Trump used foul language on social media to threaten Iran with opening the Strait of Hormuz, prompting multiple Iranian embassies and consulates around the world to respond with mockery.The Iranian Embassy in India stated: "Swearing and insulting are behaviors of children who can't accept losing. Control yourself, old man!"The Iranian Embassy in Zimbabwe issued a "Presidential Etiquette" including guidelines such as "using respectful and restrained language in public speeches" and "maintaining dignified conduct that reflects the seriousness of the office."The Iranian Embassy in the United Kingdom quoted American writer Mark Twain: "It is better to keep silent and let others think you are a fool than to speak and confirm it."The Iranian Embassy in South Africa called on the American people: "Honestly, smart Americans should at least do something to preserve their dignity." (Gold Ten)

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2026-04-06 15:17:48

Odaily Planet Daily News: U.S. President Donald Trump swore on social media and threatened Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s embassies and consulates in multiple countries posted statements to mock him.

The Iranian Embassy in India said: “Cursing and insults are the actions of children who can’t take losing. Get yourself under control, old man!”

The Iranian Embassy in Zimbabwe published a “presidential etiquette,” including “using respectful and restrained language in public remarks” and “conducting oneself with dignity, reflecting the seriousness of one’s position.”

The Iranian Embassy in the UK quoted a remark by American writer Mark Twain, saying: “Better to remain silent and let people suspect you’re a fool than to speak and remove all doubt by proving it.”

The Iranian Embassy in South Africa also urged the American public: “Tell the truth—at the very least, smart Americans should do something to uphold their own dignity.” (Jin10)

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