Trump Denies Claim That the US Paid Iran $300 Billion

Trump Denies Claim That the US Paid Iran $300 Billion

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2026-06-19 00:52:16
BlockBeats reported that on June 19, US President Donald Trump posted on Truth denying that the United States paid Iran $300 billion, calling the claim “fake news.”
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BlockBeats reported on June 19 that US President Donald Trump posted on the Truth platform to deny the claim that the United States had paid Iran $300 billion. In the post, Trump wrote: “The United States did not pay Iran $300 billion. This is fake news! The United States has only success, low oil prices and victory. Look at the stock market. Democratic propaganda is at work.”

The flash update centers on Trump’s direct response to the $300 billion payment claim. His statement rejected the assertion outright and labeled it “fake news,” while also referring to “success,” “low oil prices,” and “victory” in the same post. The phrase “look at the stock market” was also included in his message on Truth.

According to the information included in the BlockBeats 7X24H update, no additional details were provided about the origin of the $300 billion claim, any payment structure, or related background. The report attributes the statement to Trump’s public post on the Truth platform.

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