Trump is considering a new military attack again

[BigTarget]

Trump himself is a patient of superiority complex and is living in fantasies or you can call it an illusion. He thinks the world belongs to him and that everyone ought to kneel down in front of him.

But today's world is totally different. This new era is all about economic war. Those who are strong economically can be considered as superpower. Until February 2026 every country was afraid of US but now the circumstances are totally different and many has neglect whatever US demands from them. I believe that Trump must reconsider his decision before taking action.

[Jaycoinz]

Not a shocking news considering the negotiation so far has been a very loose negotiation, there's no certainty at all.
If there is another attack, expect the oil price to go even higher, there's no stopping the oil to double from current price at this point.

Hormuz is the most important route in the global energy transport system. However, it only accounts for about 20% of global oil supply. Therefore, if the disruption is prolonged, oil prices are likely to rise further if not compensated accordingly from other sources. But I think it would be an exaggeration to predict that world oil prices will double from current levels.

Oil prices are currently up more than 50% compared to prewar, which is a very significant increase.

I don't know but I feel all these war and war shit are all programmed not only by one party atleast that's my conspiracy theory because the world is bigger and deeper than we can imagine because someone tell me how is trump going to China who they consider is an opponent or treat to them in the world trade power of which they have been having serious issues and problems with with over the tariff prices.

For me everything seems like one big whole set up just for them to get the prices spike up to a certain level that will benefit them the oil producers.

[Coyster]

There is still a possibility that the war will continue, but the probability is very low.

I think so too, the U.S. are also reluctant to continue this war and that's why a lasting solution is necessary at this point. I am pretty sure President Trump would raise this topic with Xi Jinping in China, to see how they can get Iran back at the discussion table. The war affects all parties, even those not involved, so everyone would want this over with.

because someone tell me how is trump going to China who they consider is an opponent or treat to them in the world trade power of which they have been having serious issues and problems with with over the tariff prices.

That is part of the reason for the visit, to find a common ground to their fractured trade relationship. These leaders are basically looking out for their countries, so if there is an oportunity for collaboration, they would take it.

[Agbamoni]

Op why will you say that the bombing of terrorists in Nigeria is fake news ,that means that you are not following up with the trending News, The truth is that many people are not too happy with trump because of his approach and style of leadership. But one thing that you can't take away from trump is that he is a man that mean everything that he says, how do you know that trump has lost the trade war which led to him introducing the tariffs.



We may not like what trump is doing but the fact is if not of leaders like trump in the world, terrorist should have taken over the world, the world needs people like trump, if the world is to have peace.

Lol, are you referring to the OP or me? I said what I said, it's not coming from the OP. And yeah, I stand on my words that the news were fake news. Trump did not bomb anywhere in Nigeria.

I agree that Trump is a man of his word but the truth still remains, he is a man which is why he also fail in many things he has tried to do, and yet force the news to the audeince that he did not fail.

[Issa56]

You want to tell me that with the efforts of trump which has helped to bring the Christian genocide to the limelight, and has designated Nigeria as a country of particular concern. You can't tell me that trump not coming to do anything good in Nigeria. Trump is coming to liberate and help Nigeria fight against these terrorists because it's obvious that the country security forces has failed, and has failed to secure life and property of the country citizens.

Since trump sent in some Bombs last year, have you heard anything about trump fighting the genocide in Nigeria? If Trump really wants to help Nigeria, he won’t send in just air strike ones and go silent. Since after the air strike from the United state, we have heard different kidnapping activities in the country, and other Bomb blasts by terrorist.

If you are really from Nigeria, then you should know that what’s happening in the country is purely insecurity, and both religions are targeted, trump claiming he will be fighting Christian genocide is just trying to cause more problem in the country, he is trying to cause religion fight in the country which we all know it’s not always a easy one. If you visit northern part of the country where Boko Haram are operating, you will see that most communities that are attacked are Muslim communities, they don’t care about your religion, they just attack, they take Whatsoever they want and they move.

If Trump posted that he will be help Nigerias fight insecurity, then I will have agreed with him, but claiming to fight Christian genocide, he is trying to cause more problem in the country, and he will leave us in the problem. Lots of communities are attacked in my state, and most of those communities are Muslim communities, so what are you going to say about that? Are you still going to call that Christian genocide or insecurity?

[sokani]

Op why will you say that the bombing of terrorists in Nigeria is fake news ,that means that you are not following up with the trending News, The truth is that many people are not too happy with trump because of his approach and style of leadership. But one thing that you can't take away from trump is that he is a man that mean everything that he says, how do you know that trump has lost the trade war which led to him introducing the tariffs.



We may not like what trump is doing but the fact is if not of leaders like trump in the world, terrorist should have taken over the world, the world needs people like trump, if the world is to have peace.

Lol, are you referring to the OP or me? I said what I said, it's not coming from the OP. And yeah, I stand on my words that the news were fake news. Trump did not bomb anywhere in Nigeria.

I agree that Trump is a man of his word but the truth still remains, he is a man which is why he also fail in many things he has tried to do, and yet force the news to the audeince that he did not fail.

I don't know if it's fake or not but many things did not add up. Following the strike, the media outlet posted video of a bomb shell that fell on an open field with no terrorist corpses. Another source claims that the Nigerian government gave the US wrong coordinates. I don't know what to believe. But one thing I know is that Trump is too preoccupied with the war in Iran to get involved in Nigeria's insecurity issues.

[DanWalker]

because someone tell me how is trump going to China who they consider is an opponent or treat to them in the world trade power of which they have been having serious issues and problems with with over the tariff prices.

That is part of the reason for the visit, to find a common ground to their fractured trade relationship. These leaders are basically looking out for their countries, so if there is an oportunity for collaboration, they would take it.

In my opinion, becoming competitors doesnt mean they have to sever all ties or cease all commercial activities.

They both need each other. The US needs cheap goods from China, and requires an immediately irreplaceable supply chain. Meanwhile, China needs technology and the world's largest export market. Completely severing all ties would not be a solution for the economic development of either country.

Competition will coexist with cooperation, and that's how our economy work.

[yhiaali3]

Trump is now visiting China, and since China is considered the biggest loser from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz because it relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil, I think China will seek to reach a middle ground between the conflicting parties.

Trump was very friendly during his visit to China and showed great friendliness towards Chinese President Xi Jinping, describing him as a "friend" and a "great leader" and praising relations between the two countries. I think that China may be trying to use the friendly visit to push for a peaceful solution between the United States and Iran.

[JeffBrad12]

Hormuz is the most important route in the global energy transport system. However, it only accounts for about 20% of global oil supply. Therefore, if the disruption is prolonged, oil prices are likely to rise further if not compensated accordingly from other sources. But I think it would be an exaggeration to predict that world oil prices will double from current levels.

Oil prices are currently up more than 50% compared to prewar, which is a very significant increase.

It could double only when worse come to worst and if conflict prolonged, even though it's only 20% but the problem lies on speculators who would hoard the oil.
Market could be very irrational like the GME rally. So besides taking 20% off the oil supply in the market, it also attracts demand from speculators and these speculators are bringing billions.

[Danica22]

Trump is now visiting China, and since China is considered the biggest loser from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz because it relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil, I think China will seek to reach a middle ground between the conflicting parties.

Trump was very friendly during his visit to China and showed great friendliness towards Chinese President Xi Jinping, describing him as a "friend" and a "great leader" and praising relations between the two countries. I think that China may be trying to use the friendly visit to push for a peaceful solution between the United States and Iran.

If the war were to last a few more month, it could have a significant impact on the Chinese economy. But right now, I do not think they are having any problems with oil supply. Because they possess the world's largest strategic oil reserves, enough to last for months if the supply is disrupted.
Furthermore, I doubt that Iran could have sustained such a successful war against the United States without China's support.

However, one thing that everyone agrees on is that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is having a negative impact on the global economy. Perhaps both sides will discuss and find a common solution to end the conflict, it is not just China wants that.

[fruktik]

If Trump say he is going to attack you better believe him. The only thing that will make him not to attack is if things are going in the direction he wants and so far nothing look like he is getting it the way he wants, since Iran are saying that they will accelerate their their nuclear weapon program, and Trump vowing that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. If the disagreement lingers, Trump will attack to force Iran to the negotiation table in order to get what he wants.

I can't stand Trump and his antics. I think he's not only lost his mind, but also lost the ability to distinguish reality from illusion. He constantly, brazenly and cynically lies to the entire world. He can't remember what he said in the morning, and in the evening, his thoughts are the exact opposite. How can you deal with someone like that, who can express completely different thoughts in a single sentence? He's a walking disaster. People like that should be isolated from society, not elected president.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if, someday, it turns out America was run by a crazy person.

[X-ray]

Trump is now visiting China, and since China is considered the biggest loser from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz because it relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil, I think China will seek to reach a middle ground between the conflicting parties.

Trump was very friendly during his visit to China and showed great friendliness towards Chinese President Xi Jinping, describing him as a "friend" and a "great leader" and praising relations between the two countries. I think that China may be trying to use the friendly visit to push for a peaceful solution between the United States and Iran.

I'm thinking more about Trump trying to restore dominance of US.. technology such as Nvidia into China's market after the restrictions because they are bringing CEOs.

Even though the talk about Iran might take place but that might not be their priority, to be fair that might be China's demand as well to end the war and restore the oil prices.

[iv4n]

Do you think Trump is serious about the planned attack because Tehan is unyielding to their demands? The US is losing billions on this war. Can they keep up if there is another round of attacks?

One week he threatens attacks/sanctions/tariffs... and another week he is talking about peace! He is a real showman, and we never know what he really thinks & what he is actually going to do...

At the same time, it's foolish to believe in every dramatic headline... war is about to happen tomorrow! There are tensions, for sure, but after all, it's about power/money/influence/materials/etc... and negotiations are behind closed doors.

As always, ordinary people pay the price, while the big players play the game...

[liasbaa]

Trump is now visiting China, and since China is considered the biggest loser from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz because it relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil, I think China will seek to reach a middle ground between the conflicting parties.

Trump was very friendly during his visit to China and showed great friendliness towards Chinese President Xi Jinping, describing him as a "friend" and a "great leader" and praising relations between the two countries. I think that China may be trying to use the friendly visit to push for a peaceful solution between the United States and Iran.

I think Trump objective is to use China as a major partner in his trade expansion policy. He wants to create a friendly environment for many reasons. In the current context, opening the Strait of Hormuz is one of his major objectives. Donald Trump wants to prioritize his own country's interests under the guise of friendly relations with China and is looking for ways to establish peace by increasing pressure on Iran. China's relations with Iran are historical and friendly. One of the objectives of his visit could be to strengthen relations with China and expand trade and put more pressure on Iran.

Although Donald Trump praises Chinese President Xi Jinping, there is a dispute between the two countries on the Taiwan issue. US tariffs against China are still in place. The improvement of relations between the two countries in the future depends on the Taiwan issue and the decision to reduce tariffs on Chinese products. China has long been opposed to the US policy of expanding regional dominance.

[Coyster]

Trump is now visiting China, and since China is considered the biggest loser from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz because it relies heavily on Middle Eastern oil, I think China will seek to reach a middle ground between the conflicting parties.

I am sure that was a part of their high-stakes discussion. China has a good relationship with Iran and they are also the biggest consumer of Iranian oil, so it is only sensible that they would try to broker peace between the two parties. But they can't really do too much, they can only urge the conflicting parties to sit and discuss again, but an agreement is still dependent on the terms of settlement and on that they cannot get involved, as it is not their war.

[o48o]

Go and check the history of trump especially on this his second term as president. Trump has implemented anything that he says. From the tariffs war to the capturing of Maduro and don't forget the military actions on Nigeria as he throw some bombs there and is likely to revisit the Nigerian case again after this war on Iran and finally we are all seeing what is happening presently on the middle east. Trump has go ahead to implement threats so trump will resume his attack on Iran after these peace talks ends.

I wonder what news you are following, because it's clearly not giving you full picture.

Have you actually read what he WANTS to do from his truth social posts? He is notorious con man who implements anything that he can that benefits his family financially.

Question: What would you wish, if you had shares in oil and you had no morals? Because war in Iran would sure as hell spark your bags mooning.

I could list several his failed promises, but that takes some effort to list them with links, and since you haven't bothered finding them out yourself, i guess you wouldn't bother to check the legitimacy of my links either. But i am sure you have heard the term TACO by now, as he needs to constantly flip flop for overplaying his hands.

And when those things he is implementing now, turn out to be illegal, they will be reversed soon after they will go trough courts, and that will end up costing way more then any gains he said has been made with them. Meanwhile they can't even estimate what size their war budget in Iran is. Just the cost of attorneys and court time alone will be astronomical. And majority of it will be paid by their tax payers.

US are also losing with their trade-agreements, because currently no one in rest of the world trusts USA. And it's not just because of Trump, because they can always choose another wannabe-Hitler to worship, it's because they don't have any checks and balances. Contracts can be broken, so next contracts are either going to be so watertigh, or more likely with other countries that are stable.

[fuguebtc]

There is still a possibility that the war will continue, but the probability is very low.

I think so too, the U.S. are also reluctant to continue this war and that's why a lasting solution is necessary at this point. I am pretty sure President Trump would raise this topic with Xi Jinping in China, to see how they can get Iran back at the discussion table. The war affects all parties, even those not involved, so everyone would want this over with.

Both the United States and Israel wanted this war to happen, but they did not want it to drag on. They must have learned a costly lesson in Afghanistan or Iraq that getting bogged down in a protracted war brings them no real benefit

On top of that, this conflict is having even more serious consequences as it disrupts sea lanes vital to the global energy industry. The US is not immune either, and they are also being affected as rising oil prices lead to increased inflation and slower economic growth.


As we all know, Trump is a loudmouth. Do not believe everything he say.

[Coyster]

Both the United States and Israel wanted this war to happen, but they did not want it to drag on.

That is correct, but i believe they ought to have expected Iran to block the Strait once the attacks started; so what measure was planned to counter that, apparently none. So in other words, there was no way this wasn't going to drag on.

They knew Iran wouldn't simply reopen the Strait because Trump said so, they are at war. He tried to talk othe NATO allies into getting involved in the "war" in the Strait, we know how that ended, but i cannot believe that was the plan from the beginning.

As we all know, Trump is a loudmouth. Do not believe everything he say.

That's correct too.

[fuguebtc]

Both the United States and Israel wanted this war to happen, but they did not want it to drag on.

That is correct, but i believe they ought to have expected Iran to block the Strait once the attacks started; so what measure was planned to counter that, apparently none. So in other words, there was no way this wasn't going to drag on.

They knew Iran wouldn't simply reopen the Strait because Trump said so, they are at war. He tried to talk othe NATO allies into getting involved in the "war" in the Strait, we know how that ended, but i cannot believe that was the plan from the beginning.

Do you remember the 12day war that took place in June 2025? After the United States attacked three Iranian nuclear facilities, and Iran retaliated. But then, unexpectedly, both sides quickly reached a ceasefire agreement, with each side claiming victory

I think that made Trump overconfident and believe they could do the same thing in this war. But unfortunately for them, this time Iran refused an early ceasefire, and they were better prepared for a second attack.


It can be argued that the United States and Israel underestimated Iran in this conflict.

[Darker45]

Trump has tried it and he failed. If he tries once more but keeps on holding his stronger blows, he'd fail once again. Of course, Iran's loss was much bigger than the US' in terms of casualties, but the latter has spent so much more than Iran.

If he thinks it's worth continuing such expensive war without any guarantee that the enemy would bend a knee or make considerable concessions, then so be it. But the world is watching and if Iran remains standing after the US spends billions and billions for the attacks, it would be to the US' humiliation.