Iran's president is involved in the Trump impact with the Pope, condemns the US president's “insult”

In the most recent development in terms of American President Donald Trump's harsh criticism of Pope Leo XIV yesterday, Iranian President Masoud Peschian has condemned what he called “Falter” to the Pontifice, CNN reports.

“I wish you glory with the help of Allah”

Mehdi Tabatabaei, deputy for communication at the PESchian office, also condemned Trump's comments, comparing the so-called “character murder” of the pope to the murder of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatolah Ali Khamenei.

“When the great religious leader of the Islamic world is killed with such open courage and Westerners look at him in silence, it is hardly surprising that they would address the character murder of the great leader of the world's Christians, His Holiness Pope Leo”, Tabatabai said.

In comments made yesterday, Trump said that “is not a fan of Pope Leos”, condemning his stance on the war in Iran and saying the potential is the horrid “for foreign policy”.

Pope Leo responded to the criticism today, telling reporters: “I have no fear of the Trump administration or of the loud expression of the Gospel message, which I believe is why I'm here, the reason why I have to be here.