Regarding the Iran war, President Trump’s latest statement: Iran wants to negotiate, but they’re not ready yet; it’s either a good deal or no deal at all. Trump dares to say this because he’s holding three strong cards: 1. The June 2025 'Midnight Hammer' operation—7 B-2 bombers dropped 14 GBU-57 bombs, taking out nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. This is something no previous administration dared to do. 2. Iran’s economic collapse. The IMF predicts inflation will hit nearly 70% by 2026, with some official figures spiking to 200%. The rial is in freefall, and livelihoods are in shambles. 3. The Strait of Hormuz—where one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas passes—is firmly controlled by the U.S. In early September, CENTCOM resumed strikes on targets along Iran’s coast. Negotiating from a position of strength—this is Trump’s style: ensure victory, then leave the choice to the other side. How long do you think Tehran will take to come to the table?