Hamidreza Haji-Babaei, the deputy speaker of Iran’s parliament, recently asserted that the United States is acting in isolation regarding its Iran policy. According to reports from the Iranian state news agency IRNA, Haji-Babaei claimed that Washington has been unable to secure backing from its international allies for a war against Tehran. Consequently, he argued, the U.S. is now forced to pursue its strategic objectives without the support of other nations.

In his remarks, Haji-Babaei dismissed recent threats issued by the Trump administration against Iran, labeling them as evidence of "American desperation." He suggested that nations possessing the actual power to influence regional outcomes do not need to rely on public threats to achieve their goals. The comments reflect the official Iranian government stance, which frequently emphasizes the perceived weakness of U.S. foreign policy and the isolation of Washington on the global stage. While the deputy speaker’s comments were widely circulated by Iranian state media, there has been no immediate response from U.S. officials or international allies regarding these specific claims of a breakdown in coalition support.