Iranian leader calls Trump’s signature ‘worthless and invalid’ as war rages

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei issued a written statement accusing the U.S. of breaching a ceasefire agreement and calling President Trump's signature on the memorandum "utterly worthless and devoid of credibility," citing renewed U.S. military strikes as justification for his claims. The Hill's reporting cites Khamenei's statements shared on social media but the article body is truncated in the metadata, limiting visibility into how thoroughly the piece contextualizes Trump's position, the exact timeline of alleged violations, or specifics of the strikes Khamenei references. Independent coverage from major outlets (NYT, CNN, Al Jazeera, Fox News) corroborates that fighting has intensified significantly, with U.S. service members killed in Jordan and both sides conducting consecutive waves of strikes, confirming the broader claim that conflict is ongoing—though these sources describe the ceasefire as having "collapsed" rather than being actively violated. Critical readers should monitor whether the Trump administration formally responds to Khamenei's dismissal of the agreement and track whether diplomatic channels attempt to revive negotiations, as multiple sources indicate "no sign that renewed fighting will end soon."