Has Trump started to prepare for winning narrative? When Trump signed an executive order at the White House last night, he told the media that the United States might end its military operations against Iran in two to three weeks. He said, "I think it will take about two to three weeks. We will leave because we have no reason to continue doing so Trump said that he has only one goal, that is, Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons, "and this goal has been achieved". The US military is completing its final mission, and I think it may be completed within two weeks, maybe a few more days. He also said that if an agreement is reached with Iran, the war may end earlier. But the United States can end the war without reaching an agreement with Iran. "If they are willing to sit down and talk, that's great. But it doesn't matter if they come or not. Earlier last night, he tweeted that he had destroyed Iran's military power and completed the most difficult part. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz should be handed over to other countries, which is the simplest task - to use the United States' "heroic deeds" to force the Iranians to compromise and open the strait. Trump began to boast that he had destroyed Iran's nuclear facilities and that it was impossible for Iran to build a new nuclear weapon. This narrative allowed Trump to create a "winning learning" scene on the nuclear issue like last year. On the two most critical issues: the nuclear issue and the straits issue, Trump's statements in the past two days seem to be preparing for the winning narrative of an unimaginable historic victory. Through the narrative of winning, gradually shape a strategic defeat into an unprecedented decisive victory, and bombard voters with output in the upcoming midterm elections. Most importantly, he also found the scapegoat, allowing him to blame all the difficulties and mistakes he encountered in the war on his domestic and foreign enemies - the backstabbing allies and the traitorous Democratic Party, thus easily resolving any political challenges he may encounter. Bloomberg reported that people familiar with Trump's thinking have revealed that Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with NATO members and other allies. As the war drags on, Trump believes that some partners have not done their best to push for a quick end to the war. According to another anonymous source, Trump realized that the current situation is no longer sustainable. Although yesterday I talked about the potential risks and costs of Trump's concession, yesterday I finally talked about "the cost of concession is huge, although the cost of further upgrading is not small." In this case, it is also a possible option for Trump to directly abandon the card and beautify its achievements verbally. Of course, it is still uncertain what the final situation in the Strait of Hormuz will be if the United States backs down. The early morning statement of the Iranian President is also a response to Trump's statement. Of course, the decision-making power over the situation within Iran still lies in the hands of Mujtaba and Wahidi. However, we also need to pay attention to the fact that Trump began to prepare for winning narrative. At 9:00 this morning, Trump will deliver a national speech to provide important updates on the situation in Iran. See how he will express himself At the same time, observe Iran's response in the past two days. If Trump retreats, it should be Netanyahu who is the most nervous. Will it disturb the situation? Because Neita may be the person who least wants to see the US Iran negotiations