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I'm guessing Iran was actually getting close to completely breaking Israel's defense and everyone is trying to deescalate and scoot the past two weeks under the rug. Part of that is spinning Trump's action as the best solution. Part of his base is fully on the "NO MORE FOREIGN WARS AT ALL" camp but there's another camp that's "bomb Iran to literally immanentize the eschaton" so I guess the middle ground of "I did a quick surgical strike, too 25 minutes tops, and then declared peace on behalf of both belligerents" was the best solution.
I bring up Israel into what amount to be purely domestic US spin because Israel both agreed (grudgingly) to an imposed ceasefire and agrees with Trump's assessment that the strike was 100% effective (despite lots of evidence that suggests that it might have been a glancing blow and regardless the uranium is unaccounted for.) Taken together that really suggests that Israel was extremely overextended and Trump basically saved their ass. Because if they were really winning they would have kept up the strikes, including double and triple tapping all the Iranian nuke sites.
Trump even has floated the suggestion that since he directed the Star Ship USS USA to fire phasers and completely evaporate all the uranium in Iran than any upcoming negotiations might just remove any language about uranium. Since there "isn't any left in Iran" according to Trump.
This maybe the beginning