You Won’t BELIEVE What Trump Just Ordered In Iran

American Financing DisclaimerNMLS 182334, nmlsconsumeraccess.org. APR for rates in the 5s start at 6.196% for well qualified borrowers. Call 8886868030 or visit for details about credit costs and terms Stephen Gardner and Congress Fine discussPresident Trump delivered a series of major updates on the U.S. military operation against Iran, emphasizing overwhelming force, clearly defined objectives, and a firm commitment that this will not become another “forever war.”

According to Trump, the campaign is ahead of schedule, with nearly 1,000 targets already destroyed as part of a fast-moving, precision-based strategy designed to neutralize Iran’s offensive capabilities.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reported that Iran went from 11 warships in the Gulf of Oman to zero in just 48 hours, releasing footage of strikes that eliminated Tehran’s naval presence in the region.

The Gulf of Oman, adjacent to the Strait of Hormuz, is a critical global trade and oil corridor, and CENTCOM framed the operation as restoring maritime freedom after decades of Iranian harassment of commercial shipping lanes.

President Trump outlined clear victory objectives, including destroying Iran’s missile capabilities, annihilating its navy, preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and stopping the regime from funding and directing terrorist groups abroad.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the operation, arguing that the administration followed the law and acted decisively to protect U.S. interests, while critics have accused Trump of launching military action without explicit Congressional approval.

Senator John Fetterman publicly stated that President Trump followed the law, countering claims that the strike was unconstitutional, while some Democrats have discussed potential impeachment efforts.

Defense officials, including Secretary Pete Hegseth, criticized mainstream media coverage, warning that misinformation and AI-generated propaganda are circulating online regarding the Iran conflict.

The White House announced that more than 1,000 Iranian military personnel have reportedly reached out to surrender, signaling potential fractures within Iran’s command structure as new leadership attempts to establish communication.

Trump stated he is open to diplomatic talks but not during active operations, reiterating that the mission is designed to be short, focused, and decisive rather than an open-ended occupation.

Reports indicate that dozens of high-ranking Iranian leaders were eliminated in early strikes, further accelerating the operation’s timeline and disrupting Iran’s chain of command.

Congressman Randy Fine joined the discussion to address whether the president exceeded his constitutional authority and to analyze whether the operation represents a rare example of military strength paired with a defined exit strategy.

Trump has repeatedly promised that while he will use American military power when necessary, he will not allow the conflict to devolve into another prolonged Middle East war.

The administration maintains that the objective is to “hit and get out,” leaving Iran unable to threaten its neighbors or global shipping lanes while avoiding long-term occupation or regime-building efforts.

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