How America Lost the War in Iran in 14 Paragraphs

In a colossal surrender, Trump’s MOU (memo of understanding, or concept of a plan) gives Iran everything it wants and leaves the US worse off than Obama’s 2016 settlement with Iran.

The loss cost the US $100 billion in military expenses, the death of 13 service members, and damaged the US economy with renewed inflation in gasoline and groceries.

The 14-paragraph agreement outlines the depths of America’s collapse and the successes for Iran:

  • Iran keeps its nuclear facilities and material.
  • Military operations stop.
  • Removal of the US naval blockade.
  • Opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Iran gets $300 billion for reconstruction and economic development.
  • Sanctions against Iran are dropped.
  • Iran can restart selling oil.
  • Iran gets access to their frozen funds — $24 billion or more.

And the US gets bupkis, nada, nothing. Trump said the war was all about Iran’s nuclear program, but it remains untouched. The US retreat comes after Trump said his February 28 attack and the entire Iran war were about one thing—using force to stop Iran’s nuclear program.

Trump’s defeat ranks with Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo, Custer’s last stand, the fall of Saigon, the Iran hostage rescue, and the 2021 Taliban takeover of Kabul.


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2 thoughts on “How America Lost the War in Iran in 14 Paragraphs”

  1. Note that in addition to the $300 billion that Trump claims will be paid for by regional partners, the agreement says that “frozen or restricted funds and assets of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be released and made fully available.” The Wall Street Journal estimates that this will amount to $100 billion. Remember the outcry over the smaller release of funds to Iran after Obama’s JCPOA deal, which included details of international inspections etc. …

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