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 by Iran would be avenged 'many times over.' This came after two U.S. soldiers were killed in an Iranian attack on a Jordan base and a third in northern Iraq, bringing total American casualties to 17. The U.S. has conducted nine straight days of bombing against Iran. Hours before the threat, the White House X account posted an unattributed poll claiming 60% voter support for a Trump Iran peace deal, despite no such deal existing. An initial U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding collapsed earlier in July after three weeks. The article criticizes the administration's messaging as contradictory and highlights the disconnect between touting peace and escalating military action.
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