STATESIDE: Trump in the middle - war in the mideast and mid-term elections
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The current leadership in Tehran has accepted an offer from US President Donald Trump to cease military attacks, potentially quieting down the war in Iran for a couple of weeks. However, the ceasefire is fragile, and other factors, such as Israel's campaign against Hezbollah and the Houthis in Yemen, may ignite hostilities again.
The war in Iran may subside after Tehran accepted Trump's offer to cease military attacks. The US President had threatened comprehensive strikes, sparking worldwide condemnation. A ceasefire is in place, but it's fragile. Israel's campaign against Hezbollah and the Houthis in Yemen may reignite hostilities. Trump's goal is to avoid regime change in Iran. The Iranian people may not rise up against their rulers despite a potential US/Israeli assault. Trump's rhetoric has sparked talk of invoking the 25th amendment, but this is unlikely. The US is also heading into mid-term elections, with forecasts of a Democratic shift in power.
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