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Trump's Bold Strike Shakes Iran’s Core

What happened: In the early hours of June 21, B-2 Spirit stealth bombers lifted off from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and carried out precision airstrikes on three of Iran’s key nuclear sites. The mission, authorized by President Donald Trump, came just hours after Israel intensified its attacks on Iranian nuclear infrastructure. The strikes dealt a major blow to Iran’s uranium enrichment capabilities and sent a message to both Tehran and the world: the United States will not sit idly by as a hostile regime inches closer to nuclear weapons.

Iran responded by launching a barrage of missiles into Israel on Sunday morning, injuring at least 21 civilians, four of them seriously. In a heated statement, Iran’s Foreign Minister called the U.S. strikes “outrageous” and vowed to take “all necessary measures” to defend the regime’s sovereignty. At the same time, internal chaos appears to be growing within Iran. According to The Atlantic, high-ranking clerics, businessmen, military leaders, and even members of Supreme Leader Khamenei’s own family are reportedly plotting to replace him in the wake of the military and political disaster.

Why it matters: This was not a careless escalation. As Vice-President Vance explained, the United States is not at war with Iran but is directly targeting its nuclear program before it becomes a global threat. A nuclear-armed Iran would destabilize the Middle East, endanger U.S. allies, and embolden terror proxies across the region. President Trump’s decision to strike was bold and precise, reaffirming his doctrine of peace through strength. Unlike the previous administration, which often hesitated in the face of aggression, Trump acted swiftly and decisively.

Meanwhile, the Iranian Parliament has voted to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint through which nearly 20 percent of global oil supply passes. If successful, this could send shockwaves through global markets. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged China, Iran’s largest oil customer, to use its influence to keep the strait open. But this situation highlights a deeper truth—if America drills its own oil, we do not have to rely on fragile international waters for our energy needs.

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