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The former Cincinnati Reds Concourt, Zack Cozart made a return to his criticism of President Donald Trump and his intervention plan in Iran and hit the country’s nuclear installations.
Cozart, a unique All-Star, wrote on social networks last week that he “no longer supports” the president if the United States was trained in a war with Iran and Israel. However, after the president announced that a cease-fire agreement had been concluded, Cozart has drawn a new reaction.
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Zack Cozart, n ° 2 of the Cincinnati Reds, is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a Home Run during the match against the Pittsburgh Pirates at the Great American Ball Park on September 15, 2017 in Cincinnati. (Images Kirk Irwin / Getty)
“I am happy to have my words for what happened today … The lesson has learned to trust man,” he wrote on X.
Cozart was far from being the only person in the world of sport to praise Trump after Iran’s reprisal attack on an American base in Qatar did not do much.
Bruce Pearl, Auburn Tigers male basketball coach, wrote on social networks that Trump should win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Bruce Pearl of Auburn calls Trump to obtain the Nobel Peace Prize after announcing the ceasefire of Israel-Iran
Zack Cozart, n ° 2 of the Cincinnati Reds, in action against the New York Mets at the Citi Field on September 10, 2017 in the Flushing district of the Queens of New York. (Images Jim Mcisaac / Getty)
“This is what a peace manufacturer and the head of the free world does, he intervenes when the two parties cannot agree and he gives them an offer that they cannot refuse,” wrote the university basketball coach on X. “He should receive the Nobel Peace Prize. I pray that all parties can offer a certain grace and keep peace.”
Trump made his way to a NATO summit on Tuesday while the ceasefire between Iran and Israel was suspended in class. He told the two countries to stop shooting missiles on each other after negotiating the agreement.
“I am not satisfied with Israel. You know, when I say, okay, now you have 12 hours, you do not go out in the first hour and drop everything you have on them. So I’m not satisfied with them. I am not satisfied with Iran either, but I am really unhappy if Israel is going out this morning,” Trump told journalists before leaving.
President Donald Trump is unleashed in Israel and Iran with blasphemies for breaking the ceasefire. (Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images)
“We have essentially two countries that have been fighting for so long and so hard that they don’t know what they are doing.”
