The article discusses Donald Trump's approach to international diplomacy, particularly with Iran and other global crises. Critics argue that Trump's 'deals' often manifest as ultimatums, lacking genuine negotiation and increasing tensions. His recent statements regarding Iran show a reluctance to engage in peace talks, instead demanding a complete surrender. The article highlights a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy under Trump, showcasing a warmer stance towards Russia and a stern disposition towards traditional allies, which could potentially lead to further escalation of conflicts in the Middle East.
Mr. Trump has been bigging-up deals, but when it comes to their delivery, a strategy or a glimmer of success, there is nothing to show for the effort.
In less than five months in office, Mr. Trump has upended US diplomacy, with a far friendlier posture towards Russia while treating trusted allies with disdain.
Mr. Trump flatly dismissed this, saying he was instead calling on Iran for a 'complete give-up'.
The world is watching to see if Washington will deploy its B-2 stealth bombers to help Tel Aviv blow up Iran's deepest nuclear facilities.
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