Trump holds ceasefire power as Iran exploits energy leverage to force early end before regime change.
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War threatens Global South through oil spikes, fertilizer shortages, and remittance risks as US acts destabilizing force.
Trump’s war fulfills decades of US policy that demonized Iran, stigmatized diplomacy, and left force as the only option.
Trump promised to end endless wars but launched one against Iran, ceding control of its duration and escalation to Tehran.
Trump says Iran’s navy and air force are gone, but regime change by air alone is “extremely difficult.”
Trump campaigned as the president of peace—now he’s bombed seven countries, with only 27% public support.
U.S. allies have abandoned international law—condemning Russia’s violations but endorsing America’s aggression against Iran.
Trump’s first year back: Iran weakened, Gaza ceasefire in place, and shipping in the Red Sea increased.
Trump’s approval ratings hit a new low—60% disapprove—making a strike on Iran a risky political bet.
Trump’s war on Iran, launched without congressional approval, is unconstitutional; the consequences are irreversible.