On February 28, 2026, the Iran war began with brutal strikes, which killed over 165 schoolgirls and many officials later on. The main objective of the US/Israel shifted to regime change, and the Supreme Leader of Iran lost his life. Also, last year, during the 12-day Iran war, expert Iranian scientists were killed. The momentum shifted to the ups for Iran. So, the 12-day war ended when President Trump declared that their B2 Bomber destroyed Iran’s nuclear plant and enriched uranium. 

More unusually, the Iran war was fought by President Trump on social media, including his own Truth Social and X (formerly Twitter). Trump’s statements started the ups for US/Israel to make people believe that Iran has lost everything and a peace deal needs to be confirmed, else Iran will be no more. These are not exact statements; President Trump issued them, and his statements often contradict his earlier ones. So, Iran sought respect and commitment by imposing its own terms to secure a deal with the US. Iran’s big blow to the world and to highlight Trump’s failed attempts was the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

An angry Trump began misbehaving and gained leverage through social media. Iran responded by mocking the former using crispy words. The Iran war now hangs in the balance between the possibility of the strongest ever action by the US/Israel on Iran or to accept Iran’s terms to end the conflict.

The more the days pass by, the stronger Iran will build itself and will not be defeated for a happy ending to US/Israel and their allies. Iran defiantly fighting the war and also losing important lives along with huge damage to its infrastructure. Now, it could be known by next week whether the US President Trump agrees to the terms set by Iran, or the downsides of Iran would be notably the loss of lives and more infrastructure damage. However, the ups and downs for the US/Israel and Iran continue.

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