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Trump criticizes June Iran ceasefire as “waste of time”

Donald Trump has criticized the short-term ceasefire agreement reached with Iran in June, describing it as a “waste of time.” During campaign rallies in Mississippi and Texas, the former president contradicted his previous characterization of the deal as a “great day for peace” and the start of a “new golden age in the Middle East.”

U.S. officials and reports indicate that the U.S. and Israel may be preparing for a new round of strikes against Iranian targets, potentially targeting nuclear facilities and infrastructure, following the November 3 midterm elections. In response, Tehran has threatened an “unexpected” retaliation that could include targeting U.S. bases and undersea internet cables.

The conflict has incurred significant costs. According to CENTCOM, military spending has exceeded $47 billion, driven largely by the replenishment of ammunition stocks. Additionally, Moody’s Analytics estimates the conflict has cost the average American family approximately $2,000, with $1,100 attributed to rising energy costs.

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Abbas Araghchi · CENTCOM · Donald Trump · Iran · Mississippi · Moody’s Analytics · Pakistan · Saudi Arabia · Tehran · U.S. Central Command · United States

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