Republican hardliners have voiced sharp criticism after reports suggested the Trump administration is moving toward a deal to end the Iran war. The leaked draft memorandum indicates that the agreement would end hostilities, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, lift U.S. blockades, and allow Iran to regain access to frozen funds and resume oil sales. In return, Iran would pledge not to pursue nuclear weapons and begin talks on relinquishing enriched uranium stockpiles.
Senior Republican figures, including Senators Roger Wicker, Lindsey Graham, and Ted Cruz, condemned the move as a sign of weakness and a betrayal of Trump’s earlier demand for Iran’s unconditional surrender. Former officials such as John Bolton, Michael Flynn, and Mike Pompeo also criticized the plan, comparing it unfavorably to the Obama-era nuclear deal. Trump’s advisers have pushed back, accusing critics of undermining the administration.
Analysts cited in the report say Trump faces a dilemma as the war drags into its third month, with mounting political and economic pressure ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The president risks alienating both antiwar Republicans and foreign policy hawks within his party.
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