White House Touts Nonexistent Iran Peace Deal Amid Rising U.S. Casualties
President Trump posted threats of retaliation against Iran on Truth Social, stating that every American soldier killed would be avenged 'many times over.' This came after two U.S. soldiers were killed and one went missing in an Iranian attack on a U.S. base in Jordan, and a third was killed in northern Iraq, bringing total American casualties to 17. The U.S. has conducted nine consecutive days of bombing in Iran. Hours before Trump's threat, the White House X account posted an unattributed poll claiming 60% of voters support a peace deal with Iran. However, the article notes that no such peace deal exists; an initial memorandum of understanding collapsed earlier in July. The piece criticizes the administration for touting a deal while escalating military action.
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