War Alert: Trump Signals Exit from Iran War Without Deal

Amid the ongoing conflict, U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated a possible withdrawal from Iran, even without a deal. He claimed that the primary goal—preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons—has been achieved, and suggested the U.S. could exit within two to three weeks. However, this shift has raised questions about America’s position, as several key objectives remain unmet, including regime change, dismantling Iran’s nuclear facilities, stopping its missile program, and weakening its regional proxies like Hezbollah and the Houthis. Analysts suggest the U.S. may be seeking a face-saving exit after facing challenges on multiple fronts, including limited support from NATO and Gulf allies, and domestic political pressure ahead of elections. Iran, meanwhile, continues to demand guarantees against future attacks and compensation for damages, making negotiations difficult. Additionally, tensions are rising in the Gulf, with reports that the UAE may consider intervention to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Overall, the situation remains highly volatile, with shifting strategies and increasing regional risks.