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This is simply included to get the most easily conned people in his base to think he achieved regime change, which was one of his many shifting stated goals that he failed to achieve.

There was no regime change.

The same government is currently in power.

This is just a made-up fantasy.

But more importantly, if you're declaring victory, why do you need to be in discussions to end your operations?

You don't, right?

Trump is blending too much truth in here.

It looks like he's seeking permission from Iran to withdraw.

And that little bit of information worked its way into his post.

Then he says that this new, reasonable, totally regime-changed government needs to open the strait, or else he'll do a bunch of things, many of which would be in violation of the laws of armed conflict.

Trump is so desperate to make a deal to make it look like he's winning, he is openly talking about hitting desalinization plants.

I can't wait for the crowd that always explains how something could be inbounds, tries to come up with some scenario in which intentionally hitting fresh water supplies for the civilian population in order to gain compliance from the opposition is inbounds.

So much for this being about helping the Iranian people.

I will literally take any scenario.

Doesn't even have to be related to Iran.

This is out of bounds.

For those who need it plainly stated, I cannot imagine any scenario in which threatening all the desalinization plants in the country is lawful.

Especially when Trump also states it would be retribution to target the civilian infrastructure.

Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Belle again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump being wrong about Iran's inventory, portable bunkers, and what it means.