Former US President Donald Trump responded to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's vow that Iran will not surrender, stating that Iran 'made a mistake' and wishing them 'good luck.' Trump expressed his skepticism about joining Israeli efforts to target Iran's nuclear facilities, hinting at the possibility but refusing to confirm. He criticized Iran for reaching out to negotiate 'too late' and highlighted the consequences of the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel.

Trump's recent remarks came after Khamenei rejected US demands for surrender and warned of 'irreparable damage' in case of US military intervention. The escalating tensions between Iran and Israel have resulted in a deadly aerial conflict, with both sides engaging in strikes on key infrastructure and military sites.

Despite initially maintaining distance from Israel's offensive, Trump's statements and increased US military presence in the region suggest potential deeper involvement in the conflict.