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Trump, ever the unreliable narrator, is unable to force reality to match his preferred story on Iran

A cycle of threat, detente and deadlock repeats itself wearisomely as the president’s war in Iran drags on

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theguardian.comStai leggendo1 g fa

Trump, ever the unreliable narrator, is unable to force reality to match his preferred story on Iran

A cycle of threat, detente and deadlock repeats itself wearisomely as the president’s war in Iran drags on

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cnn.com19 h fa

How Trump has deceived himself on Iran | CNN Politics

Trump delayed Iran response for 2+ months via a peace narrative, then faced renewed hostilities despite his reluctance. Midterm elections and inflation pressure Trump toward escalation or suboptimal deals as Iran's patience extends the conflict timeline.

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cnbc.com1 g fa

Trump keeps saying an Iran deal is close. Markets keep believing it

Analysts still assume that, despite the continued conflict, a deal will eventually be reached that ends the war and reopens the Strait of Hormuz.

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foreignpolicy.com4 g fa

Trump Started a War He Can’t Control

He wants to end the Iran war. But Iran, Israel, and Hezbollah have other ideas.

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economictimes.indiatimes.com10 h fa

Trump’s Iran deal slowed by couriers in complex peace process

Trump's Iran deal slows to 5-6 day cycles; couriers and WhatsApp replace secure channels to hide Supreme Leader Khamenei's location from digital exposure. For tech leaders: operational security fundamentals—when threat models demand opacity, encryption infrastructure becomes liability and organizations revert to analog entirely.

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newrepublic.com1 g fa

Trump Iran Tirades Get So Insane that His Own Adviser Visibly Cringes

As Trump’s threats and rants about the war get crazier, a former Defense Department official explains why Trump seems so stuck—and why it’s a fiasco for the rest of us.

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Timeline cronologica

1. lunedì 8 giugno 2026·foreignpolicy.com
   

   Trump Started a War He Can’t Control

   He wants to end the Iran war. But Iran, Israel, and Hezbollah have other ideas.

2. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·theguardian.com
   

   Trump, ever the unreliable narrator, is unable to force reality to match his preferred story on Iran

   A cycle of threat, detente and deadlock repeats itself wearisomely as the president’s war in Iran drags on

3. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·cnbc.com
   

   Trump keeps saying an Iran deal is close. Markets keep believing it

   Analysts still assume that, despite the continued conflict, a deal will eventually be reached that ends the war and reopens the Strait of Hormuz.

4. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·newrepublic.com
   

   Trump Iran Tirades Get So Insane that His Own Adviser Visibly Cringes

   As Trump’s threats and rants about the war get crazier, a former Defense Department official explains why Trump seems so stuck—and why it’s a fiasco for the rest of us.

5. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·cnn.com
   

   How Trump has deceived himself on Iran | CNN Politics

   President Donald Trump is nothing if not studied at crafting elaborate alternate realities.

6. venerdì 12 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
   

   Trump’s Iran deal slowed by couriers in complex peace process

   Despite President Donald Trump repeatedly saying a US-Iran deal is near, negotiations remain slow and uncertain. Talks rely on indirect channels, couriers, intermediaries and…

7. venerdì 12 giugno 2026·cnn.com
   

   Analysis: How to judge Trump’s claims he’s ended the Iran war | CNN Politics

   The world whiplashed Thursday between an apparently imminent, dangerous escalation of the war in Iran and a claim of peace in our time.