President Trump optimistically declared the US-Iran war “should be ending pretty soon,” crediting his administration’s pressure for Iran’s Strait of Hormuz reopening and nuclear concessions.
Trump’s Diplomacy Triumph
In live updates, Trump hailed progress toward permanent peace, noting Iran’s “workable” 10-point proposal and Pakistan-brokered two-week truce now showing extension potential. US strikes degraded Iran’s capabilities, forcing compliance without full invasion—vindicating his maximum pressure strategy amid market rallies.
Lebanon Ceasefire Tensions
Lebanese army accused Israel of violations hours into the 10-day truce, with shelling on southern villages despite Hezbollah’s pre-ceasefire barrages. Trump praised the “historic” deal, but regional proxies test its fragility.
MyAngle: Trump’s Endgame Edge
Markets cheer de-escalation (oil down, stocks up), but Iran’s compliance stems from US leverage—not goodwill. Opposition claims of endless war ignore Trump’s results: Hormuz flows resume, nukes paused. Watch April 21 deadline.
