Trump Touts D.C. Golf Plan, Weighs Iran Strike, Immigration Wins

Trump said U.S. aircraft struck Iranian missile and drone storage sites and coastal radar locations after what he called a violation of the ceasefire agreement. In a separate post, he amplified a report arguing that an Iran deal could boost energy activity and trucking, while another repost warned European countries against digital services taxes on U.S. companies.

This is a major escalation because Trump is pairing claims of military retaliation with maximalist language about Iran’s future, signaling both resolve and a willingness to use overwhelming force as deterrence. The rhetoric serves several purposes at once: it projects toughness to supporters, pressures Iran publicly, and reinforces his long-running image as a leader who acts decisively when agreements are broken. The simultaneous repost on energy and tariffs shows he is also trying to keep the foreign-policy message tied to economic nationalism, framing global disputes through the lens of American leverage and domestic benefit.