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How Trump’s Iran Policy Reversed from Total War to a Deal
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · 15 hours ago
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An Israeli-style reconstruction says Donald Trump went from threatening to destroy Iran to accepting a June 2026 deal that leaves Tehran richer and more secure. The article traces that reversal through Trump’s posts, the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran, and the economic pressure that followed.
- 01Trump moved from threatening Iran’s destruction to accepting a sweeping June 2026 understanding.
- 02The article says the war failed to collapse Iran and instead triggered economic pain and retaliation.
- 03Trump’s own posts in January and February 2026 called for protests, surrender, and regime change.
- 04At the G-7, Trump said Iran’s new leaders were “smart” and claimed missiles were “not the problem.”
- 05The deal reportedly restores Iranian oil revenue and releases vast sums through regional channels.
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