US President Reposts Article on 'Obama's Mistake' in Not Supporting Iranian Protesters and 'Corrected' by Trump

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Saturday, January 3, published an article on his Truth Social account stating that Obama did not support the freedom-seeking protesters in Iran two decades ago, but Trump corrected this mistake. This article was published on the news website 'Just the News'. On Friday at 3 AM, Donald Trump wrote in a message on the social network 'Truth Social' that if the Iranian government 'shoots at peaceful protesters and violently kills them — which is their usual practice — the United States will come to their aid.' He added: 'We are on full alert and ready to act.' In the article reposted by the US President, it is stated: 'Years after leaving the presidency, Barack Obama acknowledged that he and his administration made a 'mistake' by not firmly supporting the Iranian civilians' uprising in 2009, which could have toppled the country's discontented clerics.' The article further states that President Donald Trump, 'who faced a new protest movement led by street vendors more than 16 years later, took a completely opposite approach and welcomed ordinary Iranians with open arms, drawing Tehran's attention.' This article, written by John Solomon, mentions: 'The President was not very specific about his intentions, but Iranian opponents [of the Islamic Republic] and Trump's unofficial advisors encouraged this statement, saying it set the stage for harsher sanctions and other actions by the [Trump] administration.' Nightly chants by students at 'Shiraz University' against the Islamic Republic and Khamenei: 'Until the cleric is buried, this homeland will not be a homeland'; chants by protesters in Mashhad attributed to the shooting by repressive forces in Yasuj and the protesters' resistance against them. Donald Trump: Nicolás Maduro has been arrested along with his wife and has left Venezuela. The destructive alliance between Hezbollah, the Islamic Republic, and Venezuela and the impact of US operations on it.