Since the beginning of this year, there has been ongoing speculation about a potential military strike on Iran, despite ongoing negotiations between the two sides. President Trump appears to hold significant sway over the situation, suggesting that he may play a pivotal role in the decision-making process regarding military action. Following a year into his second term, Trump has ramped up his rhetoric, hinting at possible military action against Iran, recalling past instances where he ordered bombings in response to geopolitical conflicts involving Israel and Iran.

In June, during a brief yet intense conflict known as the '12-day war' between Israel and Iran, Trump deployed heavy bombers to attack Iranian nuclear facilities. He publicly claimed that these strikes had completely destroyed the targeted sites. However, in a subsequent month, he revised his statements following reports suggesting that some of the attacked locations had endured considerable damage, raising questions about the effectiveness of U.S. military interventions.

The U.S. continues to issue warnings about the threats posed by Iran's nuclear and missile programs. These statements have not only incited concerns within the Middle East but also resonated globally, indicating the far-reaching implications of U.S.-Iran tensions. The uncertainties surrounding Trump's military strategies and diplomatic relations with Iran are indicative of a broader pattern of unpredictability that characterizes his foreign policy, leaving many to wonder about the possible outcomes of this ongoing conflict.