अमेरिकी जनता का दबाव, जंग का तनाव… ईरान पर ये कहां फंस गए ट्रंप? – Middle east US israel iran war oil crisis Donald trump ntc rmxk
The great war in the Middle East is becoming more severe. After the Israeli attack on the Iranian gas field and the Iranian counter attack, it has now turned into an oil war. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is sending thousands of American troops to the Middle East. In such a situation, the question arises that which way will this war go now? How far will President Trump take this war and when will it end… the answer to this is still not available.
According to the American newspaper New York Times, more than two weeks have passed since the war started. donald trump Now has to take a decision. The dilemma before them is to continue the fight to achieve ambitious goals or to claim victory and retreat.
It has been said in this report that there are risks in both the options. Perhaps Trump’s advisors had initially underestimated the consequences of the war. Continuing the war could put the lives of more American soldiers in danger. Also economic and military expenses may increase.
Oil crisis all over the world
Apart from this, relations with American allies and global stability may be affected. The oil crisis in the world has increased due to the attack on gas fields and the blockade of Hormuz Street.
Although US-Israeli attacks iran Has also been seriously injured. Iran’s missile system, air force and navy have suffered tremendous damage.
However, there is a danger due to Donald Trump’s retreat. in the war America So much progress has been made that taking a step back suddenly risks not achieving the main objectives. Such as preventing Iran from developing nuclear capability and ensuring regional security goals.
Debate on war in America
This war has also increased America’s concern. The rising costs of war and the pressure of public opinion will be difficult for the Trump administration to ignore.
In such a situation, Trump is stuck between opting out of a risky war without a clear strategic success. This is considered to be one of the most difficult decisions of his second presidential term.
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