- The US and Israel have begun a war, marked by fighting between Hezbollah and Israel, amid diplomatic tensions involving Vance, Trump, and Iran.
- Trump promises an agreement to end hostilities, but the West risks a costly mistake, potentially emboldening the IRGC.
Buckley Carlson and Donald Trump disagreed on foreign policy and the war with Iran.
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What happened
Buckley Carlson and Donald Trump disagreed on foreign policy and the war with Iran.
Who's involved
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Part of
Trump promises an agreement to end hostilities, but the West risks a costly mistake, potentially emboldening the IRGC.Also in this story
- The Senate passed a war powers resolution regarding Iran, which restricted President Trump's military operations.
- Talks involving Donald Trump focused on nuclear infrastructure and peace.
The entities involved
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Buckley Carlson
American political strategist
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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- Donald Trump dismissed the war with Iran, calling the conflict a betrayal.