Today, Donald Trump paused Operation Project Freedom and, just as he did with the war, ended it without achieving any objectives.
https://x.com/pati_marins64/status/2051813872185524656
Today, Donald Trump paused Operation Project Freedom and, just as he did with the war, ended it without achieving any objectives.
For those looking for the answer as to why he sent two destroyers through the Strait of Hormuz, the answer is that he needed a victory speech, even if strategically it meant nothing.
Trump backed down because his Project Freedom idea was creating a permanent war, and he remained under pressure from the markets.
He then managed to get Iran to agree to give him a victory speech in exchange for dropping the talk of reopening the strait by force, at least for now.
Obviously, this is temporary and aimed at relieving the market pressure on him.
None of this removes the stigma of defeat from Trump and Netanyahu, but it buys them some time.
It is exactly at this point that Iran continues to make a mistake, collaborating to relieve this pressure in exchange for benefits, in this case, continuing to export. All behind the scenes.
On March 5, I wrote this:
“It was supposed to be 4 weeks, which turned into 8, and now they’re talking about 100 days. Observe why Israel and the US underestimated Iran and run the risk of emerging from this defeated, not by Iran, but by the global market.”
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It’s not about the Iran, but about the markets.
I would say there’s still plenty of fuel left to burn in this bonfire.
posted by Satish Sharma at
11:13
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