President Donald Trump sparked controversy after posting a lengthy early-morning message on Truth Social in which he directly attacked several Republican lawmakers who have criticized his approach to negotiations with Iran.In the post, written around 6 a.m., Trump named Sen.Thom Tillis of North Carolina, Sen.Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, and Rep.Thomas Massie of Kentucky, using harsh language to describe them and accusing them of undermining his political agenda.Trump suggested that Tillis would soon be out of office, while referencing Cassidy’s recent primary defeat to a Trump-backed challenger.

He was especially critical of Massie, whom he labeled with derogatory terms and claimed had been defeated after repeatedly breaking with him politically.

The president also used the post to broadly attack critics within the Republican Party, labeling them as ineffective and divisive figures who fail to understand his ongoing diplomatic efforts with Iran.

The comments come amid heightened debate over Trump’s handling of Iran negotiations, with both foreign policy hawks and parts of his political base expressing concern.

Critics argue that his approach risks repeating past diplomatic controversies, while supporters continue to push for a tougher stance or alternative strategy.

In addition to congressional Republicans, Trump also dismissed criticism from former allies such as retired General Mike Flynn and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who have publicly urged him to abandon any potential agreement with Tehran.

Trump characterized his opponents as weak and disruptive, insisting that any eventual deal with Iran would be either highly successful or not proceed at all.His remarks highlight growing divisions within the Republican Party over foreign policy direction and his leadership style.