US Republican Senator Ted Cruz posted a post on social media platforms on Saturday, expressing concern about news that the US and Iran are planning to reach an agreement. He warned that the agreement may allow Iran to obtain large sums of money, continue uranium enrichment activities, and maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz. Cruz said that if the relevant agreement were true, it would be a major mistake. He called for careful consideration of related rumors, and said that Iran's leadership is still hostile to the US and its allies. He said, “If the final result is that the Iranian regime, which is shouting anti-US slogans, has huge sums of money, can advance uranium enrichment and nuclear weapons research and development, and can actually control the Strait of Hormuz, then this result would be a disastrous mistake.” Trump's political adviser Alex Bruswitz responded to Senator Ted Cruz on social platforms on Saturday, saying “no one is asking for your opinion” and urging him to stop slandering President Donald Trump and his administration in the dispute over the Iran deal.

US Republican Senator Ted Cruz posted a post on social media platforms on Saturday, expressing concern about news that the US and Iran are planning to reach an agreement. He warned that the agreement may allow Iran to obtain large sums of money, continue uranium enrichment activities, and maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz. Cruz said that if the relevant agreement were true, it would be a major mistake. He called for careful consideration of related rumors, and said that Iran's leadership is still hostile to the US and its allies. He said, “If the final result is that the Iranian regime, which is shouting anti-US slogans, has huge sums of money, can advance uranium enrichment and nuclear weapons research and development, and can actually control the Strait of Hormuz, then this result would be a disastrous mistake.” Trump's political adviser Alex Bruswitz responded to Senator Ted Cruz on social platforms on Saturday, saying “no one is asking for your opinion” and urging him to stop slandering President Donald Trump and his administration in the dispute over the Iran deal.