On the 136th day of the U.S.-Iran war, President Donald Trump announced a plan to impose heavy tolls on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for American protection. Within hours, he reversed the decision after strong protests from Arab allies, highlighting growing disarray in the White House’s handling of the prolonged conflict. The war, initially expected to last only four to six weeks, has stretched into its twentieth week with no clear resolution.
Experts cited in the report describe Trump’s Iran strategy as impulsive and lacking coherent direction. Analysts from Johns Hopkins University, Brookings Institution, and other think tanks argue that Trump underestimated Iran’s resilience and over-relied on military power and social media threats. They note that his administration ignored experienced advisers and failed to anticipate Tehran’s resistance.
A recently collapsed 60-day ceasefire had aimed to open dialogue on Iran’s nuclear program but quickly fell apart. Facing domestic opposition to the war, Trump has ordered a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and threatened strikes near Iran’s nuclear facilities, though analysts say he now appears trapped by his own inconsistent policies.
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