President Donald Trump made a glaring error in his latest warning to Iran, sparking ridicule from Tehran.
On Saturday, the 79-year-old president threatened Iran with 'all Hell' if they didn't cut a deal within 48 hours, but his message was marred by a grammatical mistake.
Trump misspelled 'reign' as 'rain' in his warning, which was posted on Truth Social.
The blunder came as US and Iranian forces scrambled to find a downed American airman, with Iran announcing fresh attacks in the Middle East.
The IRGC said they hit a commercial ship in Bahrain allegedly linked to Israel.
Iran shot down an F-15 warplane, but one of the two members on board was rescued, while the other remains missing.
President Trump declined to discuss the search-and-rescue efforts, saying the events would not impact negotiations with Iran.
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Ghalibaf, mocked the Trump administration, saying the 'war they started has now been downgraded from 'regime change' to 'Hey! Can anyone find our pilots?'
