Trump Orders Coordinated Strikes Crippling Iran Nuclear Sites

President Donald Trump ordered coordinated strikes against three of Iran's key nuclear development sites, which he described as a "spectacular military success" that completely obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capabilities and significantly diminished the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran. Despite this success, mainstream media, often labeled as the Leftmedia, criticized the operation, warning it risked escalating into a larger conflict or even World War III. Analysts argue that Trump's strike was an effort to end ongoing conflict rather than ignite a new war, highlighting inconsistencies in the Left's reactions compared to their past stances on similar military actions. Victor Davis Hanson noted the Left's historical inconsistency, pointing out their silence on congressional authorization in prior interventions, such as the Libya bombings under President Obama, contrasting it with their criticism of Trump's actions. Meanwhile, Trump expressed frustration over the long-standing Israel-Iran conflict, suggesting it had become so entrenched that the parties involved no longer understood their actions, reflecting challenges in Middle East diplomacy under his administration. The polarized response underscores the ongoing debate over Trump's foreign policy approach and its implications for U.S. national security and global stability.