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特朗普称伊朗一直在“把我们当傻子耍”，因为它们之前对付的是“非常愚蠢的总统”
作者：摩根·菲利普斯 福克斯新闻网
发布于 2026年6月11日 美国东部时间下午2:40
特朗普敦促伊朗“赶紧签文件”，谈判陷入僵局
前美国中央司令部副指挥官、退役海军中将罗伯特·哈沃德在《美国报道》节目中讨论了唐纳德·特朗普总统推动与伊朗达成协议的举措。
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在数月来一直预测与伊朗的核协议即将达成之后，唐纳德·特朗普总统似乎正在测试，军事施压能否达成单靠外交无法实现的目标。
过去24小时里，这一策略展露无遗。特朗普兑现了此前威胁， overnight再次对伊朗发动空袭，发射了一批战斧导弹并出动战斗机袭击伊朗目标，同时警告称，除非伊朗同意达成协议，否则将继续发动更多轰炸。然而数小时后，他宣布取消原定于周四晚间的空袭计划，称谈判已升级至伊朗领导层最高层，且各方已就协议的最终框架达成一致。
一系列快速更迭的威胁、空袭与重启的外交行动，凸显了特朗普对伊朗政策中愈发熟悉的模式：利用军事压力推动谈判向前推进，同时保留外交妥协的通道。问题在于，这一策略是在增强华盛顿的谈判筹码，还是在强化伊朗的认知——即美国最终更渴望达成协议，而非持续对抗。
华盛顿近东政策研究所军事与安全研究项目主任迈克尔·艾森斯塔特对福克斯新闻数字频道表示：“他发出过太多从未兑现的威胁，且多次公开表达了尽快结束这场战争的强烈意愿，因此我认为伊朗并不会认真对待这些威胁。”
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在数月来一直预测与伊朗的核协议即将达成之后，唐纳德·特朗普总统似乎正在测试，军事施压能否达成单靠外交无法实现的目标。(朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基辛/美联社)
特朗普称，在空袭期间伊朗官员联系了他，请求停止轰炸。
“如果他们不签协议，我们明晚就把他们炸个稀巴烂，”他说道。
特朗普周四暗示，军事行动最终可能扩大至伊朗的能源基础设施，包括该国最重要的石油出口枢纽哈尔克岛。
“在不远的将来的某个时候，我们将接管哈尔克岛和其他石油基础设施点，完全掌控他们的油气市场，就像我们在委内瑞拉所做的那样。”
但随后他的态度又没那么肯定了。
“我一直更倾向于夺取哈尔克岛。老实说，我不知道美国是否有这个决心，”特朗普在《福克斯和朋友们》节目中说道。
即便他承诺会采取更多军事行动，特朗普仍坚称谈判已接近成功。
“我们看看协议会如何发展。我们离达成协议真的已经很近了，”他在周三早些时候说道。
就在几天前，这位总统还预测协议可能在“两三天内”达成，尽管围绕铀浓缩、制裁解除和伊朗核库存等问题存在数月未解决的分歧，他仍反复表示突破近在眼前。此番言论标志着立场的急剧升级。
“他们一直在牵着我们的鼻子走，”特朗普周三对记者说。“他们一直把我们当傻子耍，因为你知道吗？他们之前对付的是一些非常愚蠢的总统。”
特朗普的最新行动表明，本届政府仍在通过谈判达成的核协议为德黑兰提供一条妥协通道。问题在于，军事压力是否会增强华盛顿的谈判筹码，抑或是伊朗已经认定自己可以承受相关代价，熬过这场施压行动。
世界政治研究所学术院长詹姆斯·罗宾斯指出，伊朗“韧性更强”，并提到伊朗数十年来一直被迫应对全球孤立。“他们已经习惯了制裁，习惯了经济动荡，远比美国人更习惯这些。”
2026年3月2日，伊朗德黑兰传出爆炸后升起的烟羽。(索赫拉布/中东图片社/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社)
防御民主基金会伊朗项目高级主任贝赫南·塔布莱鲁辩称，不断升级的压力未必会让伊朗政权更愿意妥协。
特朗普称伊朗“谈判已弹尽粮绝”，认为该政权以为能耗过自己
“政权越是陷入绝望，就会变得越具侵略性，”塔布莱鲁对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。
他还质疑，袭击桥梁、发电厂和其他基础设施是否会从根本上改变伊朗的决策，并称该政权主要关心的是对自身执政地位的威胁。
“除非那些制定关键国家安全决策的人、执行关键国家安全决策的人，以及维持该政权最长远战争——也就是针对本国人民的战争——的人受到打击，否则我们最终还是会回到原点，”他说道。
艾森斯塔特认为，伊朗最终可能相信自己可以承受制裁、抵御军事压力，只需坐等美国国内的政治压力升温。
“我认为他们认为时间站在自己这边，考虑到美国国内对这场战争及其经济影响的批评，”他说道。
特朗普最新的空袭威胁发出前数日，一架伊朗无人机在霍尔木兹海峡附近击落了一架美军阿帕奇直升机，引发美国对伊朗雷达和防空阵地的报复性空袭，险些打破本已脆弱的停火协议。
本届政府的长期目标一直是，通过持续的军事和经济压力，最终迫使伊朗做出让步，而这是数月来单靠谈判无法实现的。特朗普及其顾问反复辩称，制裁、军事行动以及美国主导的对霍尔木兹海峡的封锁——该封锁切断了伊朗约80%石油出口的通道——已让伊朗愈发孤立，经济愈发脆弱。
伊朗官员公开驳斥了扩大打击目标会迫使伊朗屈服的说法。
伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安称特朗普威胁袭击发电厂和交通基础设施是“绝望的表现”。
2026年5月25日，从阿曼穆桑达姆拍摄的霍尔木兹海峡锚泊船只的无人机视角。(特约摄影师 TPX 今日图片社 via 路透社)
“关键基础设施是人民的生命线，”佩泽什基安在X平台的帖子中写道。
特朗普一再驳斥伊朗可以耗过自己政府的说法。
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“他们以为能耗过我，你知道的。‘我们要耗过他。他要面临中期选举了。’我才不在乎中期选举，”特朗普在5月27日的内阁会议上说道。
尽管特朗普反复宣称协议即将达成，但谈判代表仍在多个核心问题上存在分歧，包括铀浓缩、制裁解除以及伊朗高浓缩铀库存的未来。伊朗官员承认在潜在协议的某些方面取得了进展，但同时警告仍存在重大障碍。
最新一轮空袭是否会改变伊朗的盘算，可能决定特朗普的军事施压策略能否成功达成他坚称已触手可及的协议。
Trump pivots on strikes while dangling Iran deal, testing whether Tehran blinks
2026-06-11T14:40:34-04:00 / Fox News
Iran keeps ‘playing us for suckers’ because they dealt with ‘very stupid presidents,’ Trump said
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
Published June 11, 2026 2:40pm EDT
Trump urges Iran to ‘start signing a paper’ as negotiations stall
Former CENTCOM Deputy Cmdr. Ret. Vice Adm. Robert Harward discusses President Donald Trump’s push for a deal with Iran on ‘America Reports.’
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After months of predicting a nuclear deal with Iran was just around the corner, President Donald Trump appears to be testing whether military pressure can accomplish what diplomacy alone has not.
The strategy was on full display over the past 24 hours. Trump followed through on his threat to strike Iran again overnight, launching a barrage of Tomahawk missiles and fighter jet attacks against Iranian targets while warning that additional bombing would follow unless Iran agreed to a deal. Hours later, however, he announced he had canceled planned strikes for Thursday evening, saying negotiations had been elevated to the highest levels of Iran’s leadership and that the parties had approved the final contours of an agreement.
The rapid sequence of threats, strikes and renewed diplomacy highlights an increasingly familiar pattern in Trump’s approach to Iran: using military pressure to push negotiations forward while keeping a diplomatic off-ramp open. The question is whether the strategy is increasing Washington’s leverage — or reinforcing Iran’s belief that the United States ultimately wants a deal more than continued confrontation.
“He has made so many threats that he has not carried through on and telegraphed on many occasions his strong desire to end this war as soon as possible, that I think Iran does not take these threats seriously,” Michael Eisenstadt, director of the Military and Security Studies Program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, told Fox News Digital.
TRUMP KEEPS FORECASTING AN IRAN DEAL — WHY THE WHITE HOUSE STILL THINKS IT CAN HAPPEN
After months of predicting a nuclear deal with Iran was just around the corner, President Donald Trump appears to be testing whether military pressure can accomplish what diplomacy alone has not.(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/The Associated Press)
Trump said Iranian officials contacted him during the strikes and asked for the bombing to stop.
“If they don’t sign the deal, we’ll bomb the sh*t out of them tomorrow night,” he said.
Trump suggested Thursday the campaign could eventually expand to Iran’s energy infrastructure, including Kharg Island, the country’s most important oil export hub.
“At some point in the not too distant future, we will be taking Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points, and assume total control of their Oil and Gas Markets, much like we have with Venezuela.”
But later, he sounded less certain.
“My preference has always been to take Kharg Island. I don’t know that America has the stomach for it, to be honest,” Trump said on Fox and Friends.
Yet even as he promised additional military action, Trump maintained that negotiations had been on the verge of success.
“We’ll see what happens with the deal. We were really close to a deal,” he said earlier Wednesday.
The comments marked a sharp escalation from a president who only days earlier predicted an agreement could arrive within “two or three days” and has repeatedly suggested a breakthrough remains imminent despite months of unresolved disputes over uranium enrichment, sanctions relief and Iran’s nuclear stockpile.
“They keep tapping us along,” Trump told reporters Wednesday. “They keep playing us for suckers because you know what? They dealt with some very stupid presidents.”
Trump’s latest actions suggest the administration is still offering Tehran an off-ramp through a negotiated nuclear agreement. The question is whether military pressure strengthens Washington’s hand — or whether Iran has concluded it can withstand the costs and outlast the campaign.
Iran “has more resilience,” said James Robbins, dean of academics at the Institute of World Politics, noting that Iran has been forced to work around global isolation for decades. “They’re kind of used to sanctions. They’re used to economic dislocations, much more so than Americans.”
Plumes of smoke rise following reported explosions in Tehran, Iran, March 2, 2026.(Sohrab/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)
Behnam Taleblu, senior director of the Iran Program at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, argued that mounting pressure does not necessarily make the regime more willing to compromise.
TRUMP SAYS IRAN IS ‘NEGOTIATING ON FUMES,’ BELIEVES REGIME THOUGHT THEY COULD OUTWAIT HIM
“The more desperate the regime becomes, the more aggressive the regime becomes,” Taleblu told Fox News Digital.
He also questioned whether strikes on bridges, power plants and other infrastructure would fundamentally alter Iran’s decision-making, arguing that the regime is primarily concerned with threats to its own hold on power.
“Until those making the key national security decisions, those enforcing the key national security decisions, and those enforcing the regime’s longest war, which is on its own people, so long as those three are not targeted, we’ll be back where we started,” he said.
Eisenstadt argued that Iran may ultimately believe it can absorb sanctions, withstand military pressure and simply wait for political pressures inside the U.S. to grow.
“I think they believe that time is on their side, given domestic criticism of the war and its economic impacts in the United States,” he said.
Trump’s lates strike threats came days after an Iranian drone brought down a U.S. Apache helicopter operating near the Strait of Hormuz, triggering retaliatory U.S. strikes on Iranian radar and air-defense sites and threatening to unravel an already fragile ceasefire.
The administration’s goal has long been that sustained military and economic pressure would eventually force Iran to make concessions that months of negotiations alone have failed to produce. Trump and his advisors have repeatedly argued that sanctions, military operations and the U.S.-led blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which has cut off the pathway for roughly 80% of Iran’s oil exports, have left Iran increasingly isolated and economically vulnerable.
Iranian officials publicly rejected the notion that expanding the target set would force Iran to bend.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called Trump’s threat to strike power plants and transportation infrastructure a “sign of desperation.”
A drone view shows vessels anchored at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, May 25, 2026.(Stringer TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY via Reuters)
“Critical infrastructures are the lifeblood of the people,” Pezeshkian said in a post on X.
Trump repeatedly has rejected the notion that Iran can wait out his administration.
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“They thought they were going to out-wait me, you know. ‘We’ll out-wait him. He’s got the midterms.’ I don’t care about the midterms,” Trump said during a Cabinet meeting May 27.
Despite Trump’s repeated assertions that a deal is near, negotiators remain divided over several core issues, including uranium enrichment, sanctions relief and the future of Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium. Iranian officials have acknowledged progress on some elements of a potential agreement while warning that significant obstacles remain.
Whether the latest round of strikes changes Iran’s calculations may determine whether Trump’s strategy of military pressure succeeds in producing the agreement he insists remains within reach.
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