As expected, #Trump now says #Iran's 10 points are a good start, that's the right attitude to end the #IranWar. Real damage has been made however, history book will refer this #war as the start of a new era.
Trump Approves Iran's 10-Point Plan to End War
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A relation too close for comfort, that's the model consistently used by a "close" ally. So in a nutshell, if you take all conflicts around the world out of the picture entirely let me respectfully suggest that the system around you may still be rigged internally because values/freedoms that once have been taken for granted have multiple redlines; some obvious some not so obvious. My thinking is simplistic; cut out all foreign meddling/influence and eliminate all lobbying organisations supporting any country or region so that a) matters of foreign policy (even including internal laws) are entirely based on merits and b) values/freedoms serve as the real redline that cannot be crossed. Now is this asking much?
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It seems to me that when reading President Dwight Eisenhower's warned about the Military Industrial Complex in his famous speech he may have well been talking about America's "closest" ally; maybe even too close - at every level - for comfort. https://lnkd.in/gX4QbCZG
Inside the Iran war decision making: NYT describes how Trump chose to go to war • FRANCE 24
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“We are in an economic waiting game and I think both sides think they can outlast the other,” fellow Kristian Ulrichsen told The Hill about the war in #Iran. Read the rest of his comments ➡️ https://lnkd.in/epuGNcJn
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Blog 38 established the EU Mediator Vacuum — Europe’s inability to function as an independent mediator because it has no enforcement mechanism that operates outside Washington’s architecture. Blog 39 examines the military dimension of the same structural problem: Washington fought a hierarchical war against a distributed adversary, and the instruments did not match the target. The IRGC Mosaic Reckoning is the explanation for why killing Iran’s supreme leader, its top generals, and most of its senior command did not end the war — and why the ceasefire violations, the continued strikes, and the Islamabad talks’ collapse were architectural consequences, not acts of defiance.
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"War Tensions Reach Boiling Point as Defense Secretary Hegseth Confronts Lawmakers 💥" • The US military budget is under scrutiny, with Democrats questioning the war's cost and congressional approval • The conflict's impact on global oil prices is a significant concern, affecting economies worldwide • The approaching elections cast uncertainty, as if the fate of nations hangs in the balance As Defense Secretary Hegseth prepares to face lawmakers regarding the ongoing war with Iran, the weight of this meeting is palpable. It's a day of reckoning for Hegseth, whose recent dismissal of top military leaders has drawn fire from both sides of the aisle. The clock ticks on, measuring out the seconds until truth and accountability are revealed in the cold light of day. #USMilitary #IranWar #DefenseSecretaryHegseth #GovernmentAccountability #GlobalEconomy https://lnkd.in/g-iGW-6c
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Former Deputy Commander of US Central Command Vice Admiral Robert Harward explains how the US could respond to Iran’s threat to disrupt trade in the Red Sea. https://lnkd.in/dChtbE3N
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International support for democratic institutions, civil society, and independent media has been associated with modest but meaningful improvements in democratic governance, and it is far less costly than the military outlays necessitated by rising authoritarian aggression. Our recommendations from #FreedomInTheWorld 2026: https://lnkd.in/eq_T93v5
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev welcomes the achievement of an agreement on a full ceasefire and truce in the Middle East, reached with the mediation of Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, Field Marshal Asim Munir. This agreement became possible due to the goodwill and wisdom of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and the senior leadership of Iran, as well as all countries involved in the military conflict. President Tokayev expressed hope that the truce agreement will be long-lasting and will contribute to the development of global trade and the economic prosperity of all nations. - Spokesperson of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Aibek Smadiyar.
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🇰🇿 President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev welcomes the achievement of an agreement on a full ceasefire and truce in the #MiddleEast, reached with the mediation of Prime Minister of #Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) and Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, Field Marshal Asim Munir. This agreement became possible due to the goodwill and wisdom of the President of the United States, Donald Trump (@realDonaldTrump ), and the senior leadership of #Iran, as well as all countries involved in the military conflict. President @TokayevKZ expressed hope that the truce agreement will be long-lasting and will contribute to the development of global trade and the economic prosperity of all nations. https://lnkd.in/eQsZ3ccK
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Since the alleged and repeated "excursion" (the hobby president might have meant incursion, is over - although three USN carriers, thousands of USMC and 82 Airborne troops are being deployed for touristic reasons, while 16 American bases in eight countries have been wiped out by an elusive "enemy", a military blockade going is on in the Strait - except for Russian oligarch luxury cruisers to please Moscow and its satellites directing Iranian firepower - and the world is trying to cope with the largest energy loss ever, derailing world economy, jobs and prosperity, why not hail his latest disaster and raise the White flag of "victory"?
☝️ Under the #USA Constitution, Article I, Section 8 Congress alone has the power to declare war. The president can command the #military, but he can’t unilaterally decide to start a war. Here, Trump claims it's "totally unconstitutional" to seek authorization from Congress for war. The exact opposite from actual uS #Law But does it matter? 📚 Note Congress hasn't declared a war since WW2. After 1945, US shifted heavily toward undeclared wars. Korea, Vietnam, Gulf, Afghanistan and Iraq - none of these major wars in #history were ever officially declared wars. 💡 Modern conflicts became limited wars, UN interventions, counterterr0rism campaigns, or just “operations” But we call them Wars anyway, because that's what they are in every way except the lingo of US officials. ⚖️ So does the US Constitution still matter? In theory, US Congress alone holds the power to declare war. But in practice, it's the US President who can wage war in all but name. He'll just have to call it a Special Military Operation instead.
