NYT: Trump's Iran policy faltered
The article in The New York Times discussed the failure of former U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign against Iran, which aimed to overthrow or fundamentally weaken the Iranian regime through military action and alliances with Israel. Despite achieving unprecedented goals for his predecessors, the war ultimately ended on worse terms through diplomatic means, becoming a political burden for Trump with diminished public support. The article pointed out that the conflict revealed the limited range of U.S. military options and increased regional tensions, particularly with Israel and Gulf countries, while the future of Iran's nuclear program remains unresolved. Although the conflict exposed the fragility of regional security, the prospects for renewed hostilities remain, with long-term political and strategic repercussions.
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