Wow – That Was Close! Trump And Iran Make a Deal to Pull the World Back from the Brink of Disaster with Less Than 2 Hours to Spare

Michael Snyder - https://endoftheamericandream.com/wow-that-was-close-trump-and-iran-make-a-deal-to-pull-the-world-back-from-the-brink-of-disaster-with-less-than-2-hours-to-spare/#google_vignette

Did the world just get the miracle that it desperately needed? Less than two hours before the deadline that President Trump had set, a deal was announced for a two week ceasefire. If a deal had not been reached, Trump had promised that Iran’s entire power grid and all of their major bridges would be destroyed. In response, Iran would have retaliated by striking oil and natural gas facilities all over the Middle East. The severe damage that this would have caused to the global economy would have plunged our world into turmoil for years.

Trump announced the ceasefire deal on his Truth Social account.

He stated that he has agreed to delay the bombing of Iran’s power grid and major bridges for two weeks, but this is dependent upon the “COMPLETE, IMMEDIATE, and SAFE OPENING of the Strait of Hormuz”…

We’ll see if the Iranians hold up their end of the bargain.

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Trump and the End of Tehran’s Illusion

by Ahmed Charai - https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22422/trump-iran-illusion

This war has exposed truths that too many in Washington have spent years trying to avoid.

This war has shown again that Israel’s indispensable ally is not elite fashion or diplomatic theater. It is the United States of America when led by a president willing to act. President Donald Trump made that clear not with rhetoric, but with force, resolve, and strategic clarity.

The second truth is just as important: the Gulf states also have only one genuine great-power ally, and that is the United States.

When Iran and its terror network threaten the region, every major power reveals what it really is. America acted. Russia watched. China calculated. Trump chose to use American power, credibility, and deterrence to protect regional partners under pressure. He could have behaved as Russia did, observing the conflict with satisfaction as instability spread and America’s allies came under attack. He could have behaved as China does, speaking the language of balance while protecting only its own interests. But he did not. He acted.

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