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Senator Murphy: Iran Has Emerged Stronger Than Ever After the War
A senior US Senator, referring to the heavy consequences of military confrontation with Iran, including the catastrophic decline in missile stockpiles and $5 gasoline for American citizens, emphasized that Trump is dangerously delusional in assessing Iran's true power.
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Former US Secretary of War on War Against Iran: Trump Lost Credibility, in Worst Possible Position
Leon Panetta stated that Donald Trump has "trapped himself" in the war against Iran, and his credibility has been damaged due to repeated claims about the imminent end of the war and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. He predicted that the war could continue for another six months.
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Republican Concern Over Elections Turning into Referendum on Trump
The New York Times, in a report on the intense concern of Republican candidates on the eve of the midterm congressional elections, wrote that they, on the one hand, need Donald Trump's financial support and voter base to win, and on the other hand, fear that the president's low popularity could lead to their defeat in the elections.
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Former US Secretary of War: Trump Trapped Himself in Deadlock in War Against Iran
The former US Secretary of War said in remarks that Trump has trapped himself in a deadlock with the war against Iran.
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Bernie Sanders: Trump's Catastrophic War in Iran Is Destroying the US Economy
Bernie Sanders, the independent Senator from Vermont, referring to the unprecedented increase in gasoline and diesel prices following the US war of attrition against Iran, described this war as "illegal and catastrophic" and emphasized that the war has not only caused thousands of casualties but is also severely destroying the American economy, and must be ended as soon as possible.
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American Expert: Adventure in Persian Gulf Become "Political Death Sentence" for Trump / Iran Grounded Superpower in "War of Choice"
A member of the Council of Economic Advisers under the Reagan administration has emphasized that each round of the conflict has left Iran in a stronger position and the United States in a weaker one.
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Trump delists top Al Qaeda militants from terrorist list ahead of 9/11 anniversary
US President Donald Trump has delisted top Al Qaeda militants from the list of designated terrorists as America prepares for the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Hague Court Warns: Trump's Actions Target Trust in Global Legal System
The current and former presidents of the Assembly of States Parties to the International Criminal Court have warned that the Trump administration's efforts to undermine the Court are not merely targeting a judicial institution, but are aimed at eroding trust in the international legal order.
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Maariv: Trump, Netanyahu Left Scorched Land Behind Them
The Zionist newspaper Maariv acknowledged that due to the policies of Trump and Netanyahu, a conflict over identity has formed in Israel and America, and institutions have been eroding.
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Financial Times: Trump Seeks Comprehensive Agreement with Iran Including Strait of Hormuz, Nuclear Issue
The Financial Times, citing diplomatic sources, reported that the Donald Trump administration is seeking a more comprehensive agreement with Iran that would encompass the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear issue, and that mediators are attempting to establish a framework for new negotiations between Tehran and Washington .
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Wall Street Journal: Trump Weighs Ending the War with Iran
The Wall Street Journal and Reuters, in separate reports, wrote that simultaneously with a sharp decline in Trump's popularity and Republican concerns about the negative impact of the war on the midterm election voter base, senior White House advisors are attempting to prevent the confrontation with Iran from becoming a heavy political burden at the ballot box by establishing a "temporary calm" until November.
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Bernie Sanders: American People Want End to War Against Iran
Following Donald Trump's delusional proposal to rename the Strait of Hormuz to "Trump Strait," the senior Senator from Vermont made clear that the American people want to address the fuel crisis and end military tensions with Iran, not rename the Strait of Hormuz after the President.
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Third Impeachment of Trump "Inevitable"
The Hill, referring to the approaching US midterm elections, reported that Republicans will lose their very narrow majority in the House of Representatives, and that if Democrats win, a third impeachment of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, will be "inevitable."
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Secretary-General of Al-Nujaba: Trump Failed to Defeat Iran
The Secretary-General of the Al-Nujaba Movement, referring to the September 30 deadline and the date of the withdrawal of American occupiers from Iraqi soil, said, "They must know that we are eagerly and enthusiastically awaiting the arrival of September 30, the deadline for the withdrawal of American occupiers from Iraqi soil, and if their forces do not completely leave our country's land and skies, we are fully prepared to enter a decisive battle."
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Trump in Whirlpool of Contradictory Statistics; New Figure for Iran's Casualties Each Time
The President of the United States, in his latest remarks, claimed that the number of those killed in Iran during the December protests has exceeded 100,000, a claim made without providing any documentation and significantly different from figures he had previously stated.
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Trump: Too Early to Discuss My Succession, Hegseth's Candidacy in 2028 Election
Donald Trump, the President of the United States, in response to reports about the possibility of Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War, running for president in 2028, declined to confirm or deny the possibility, saying it is still far too early to talk about his potential successor.
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Trump's Policies Have Turned Region into Main Victim of War
Some Arab countries are secretly or openly reaching agreements with Iran, while Jordan's defense cooperation with the United States has failed to provide a reliable guarantee to keep the country away from the consequences of the regional crisis, particularly against the plans and ambitions of Israel's right-wing current.
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Resignation of Another Senior Official in Trump Administration; US Secretary of Army Steps Down
The resignation of Dan Driscoll, the US Secretary of the Army, following months of disagreement with Pete Hegseth, the US Secretary of War, has once again revealed rifts and disagreements within the structure of the US Department of Defense.
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Trump Once Again Fabricates Statistics for Iran; From "100,000 Killed" to "Iran Is Finished!"
This is not the first time Trump has presented an exaggerated picture of Iran's internal situation amid escalating tensions with the country.
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Trump on Verge of Decisive Phase; Wave of Resignations Tightens Circle Around US President
The President of the United States has entered a sensitive phase of his second presidential term as a wave of resignations among senior administration officials has narrowed the decision-making circle around Donald Trump; a situation that, according to Bloomberg, has made the US President more dependent than ever on a small group of trusted advisers and officials, and could affect the decision-making process at the White House.
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Six Months of War Against Iran; What Remains of Trump's Objectives?
Six months after the start of a war that Donald Trump had promised would be short and decisive, the United States is facing a reality different from the image of victory that the president had presented.
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Nancy Pelosi: US Not Achieved Even Single Strategic Goal in War Against Iran
Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, criticizing the Trump administration's war against Iran, said that after six months of war and spending billions of dollars, America has not achieved even a single strategic goal.
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Trump's Contradictions; No Desire to End War Quickly, Insist on Continuing Pressure on Iran
While the war of the United States and the Zionist regime against Iran has entered its sixth month, Donald Trump's contradictory statements about ending the conflict, from predicting a quick end to the war to emphasizing no rush to negotiate with Tehran, have increased ambiguities about Washington's strategy, and simultaneously political and economic pressures on the US administration have intensified.
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Tucker Carlson Responds to Nuclear Threat Against Iran: Trump Must Be Removed Immediately
Carlson, in his program, warning about the danger of escalating a nuclear conflict, said that any senior official who raises the possibility of using nuclear weapons "forfeits their right to lead" and must be removed immediately.
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Iranian Deputy FM: Trump Suffering from Delusions, Hallucinations, Must Be Treated
The Deputy Foreign Minister, in response to the U.S. President's claim of "ownership of the Strait of Hormuz," described this claim as resulting from a disorder in perceiving reality.
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Washington Post: Trump's Policies Weakening U.S. Making World More Independent from Washington
The Washington Post, in an analysis examining the consequences of Donald Trump's economic and foreign policies, wrote that the "America First" approach, contrary to its stated goal, may lead to the weakening of Washington's global position and encourage various countries to reduce their security and economic dependence on the United States.
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U.S. Court Overturns Trump's Policy of Restricting Immigrant Visas for Citizens of 75 Countries
A court in the United States overturned the Trump administration's policy of suspending immigrant visa issuance for applicants from 75 countries, ruling that it exceeded the legal authority of the Secretary of State.
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Between Elections and Constraints: Has Trump Lost His Military Advantage Against Iran?
In a report examining the options available to President Donald Trump’s administration in dealing with Iran, The New York Times wrote that political and economic pressures, the approaching midterm elections, and declining public support for war have limited Washington’s ability to return to a large-scale military confrontation.
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American Psychiatrist: “I Have Never Seen a Mentally Ill Patient as Severely Ill as Trump!”
A professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University emphasized, "Honestly, in 40 years of clinical work and nearly 30 years of teaching psychiatric residents, I have never encountered a patient as severely ill as Donald Trump."
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Democratic Leader: War Against Iran, Disaster. Waste of Taxpayers' Money
The Democratic Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives, strongly criticizing the White House's continued warmongering against the Islamic Republic of Iran, described these actions as an "epic failure operation" and a disaster for the American nation.