The agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now finalized. He fully authorized the opening of the Strait of Hormus without tolls. Iran’s fourth condition for ending this war is the end of the conflict on all fronts, including all resistance groups in the region. Taco is an acronym, the English acronym for Trump Always Chickens Out, something like Trump always chickens out.
Donald Trump announces that there is already a peace agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The war is over. Hurrah. Good news and jokes. The Iran war is over. Let us all rejoice and toast with shots of dinosaur juice. The price of oil is already below $80 a barrel, so let’s all admire Donald Trump’s negotiating skills . Hold on a minute.
Actually, they have n’t reached an agreement yet. I’m not serious, they haven’t signed an agreement. For now they have only agreed on a memorandum of understanding, or as the experts say, a memorandum of understanding or mou. But, but, what is that? In other words, they have agreed, so to speak, on a list of topics they will discuss on the day they start talking.
And you’ll say, “Okay, fine, it’s something. Can we see the tracklist?” No, it can’t be done . And you might say, “Well, at least they can give us a little preview, right?” Yes, the problem is that we have several advances because each of the parties involved has a completely different story. This is what the United States says.
“The agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now finalized,” said US President Donald Trump on Sunday. “Congratulations to all,” he added, fully authorizing the opening of the Strait of Hormuz without tolls. Hmm. Very good, but are you really telling me, Donald Trump, that Iran hasn’t set any conditions? Point three speaks of guaranteed and clearly defined war reparations.
Point four, Iran’s fourth condition for ending this war, is the end of the conflict on all fronts, including all resistance groups in the region. Wait, wait, wait. Are you telling me that Iran wants to be paid war reparations? Well, yes, it seems so . Specifically, we’re talking about, get this, some 300 billion dollars, that is, the equivalent of the entire GDP of a country like Portugal.
And get this, because Vice President J.D. Bans himself has confirmed it. JD. Bans confirms that Iran will receive an astronomical sum under Trump’s agreement. Let’s see, let’s see, are you telling me That the United States is going to pay Iran the entire GDP of Portugal? No, don’t worry. In theory, and I repeat, in theory, this money would be earned if Iran were selling its oil without sanctions, or with fewer sanctions, although, well, at this point everyone will have an idea of what 300 billion dollars means, what sanctions mean,
and what the word “oil” means. But while you’re thinking about it, don’t forget that there’s a third actor in this war: Israel. According to what Iran has said, Israel would have to withdraw completely from southern Lebanon. And in Teliba they ‘ve already said that here in Tambñahu he hasn’t spoken yet.
Yes, some of his ministers have. The Minister of Defense, for example, has assured us that the Israeli army is not going to move from southern Lebanon. And another minister, the radical Benbir, the Minister of National Security, insisted that Rael is not a subordinate state of the United States. Well, that’s that.
As you can see, they’re about as in agreement as a Pimpinela song. Clearly. This memorandum of understanding is looking more and more like this. Imaginary Christmas. Look at that jumper. Well, look at that joker. Anyway, since we’re on the subject, I have some news for you. I’ve also signed a memorandum of understanding, in fact, I just signed it, and they’re going to appoint me CEO and owner of all of YouTube.
I’m waiting for confirmation from the company, but at least I’ve signed my part, so in two days I can already see myself moving into YouTube’s headquarters to run the whole platform. It’s just a matter of time. I mean, almost certain, almost certain. If you want, I can check it out for you . Anyway, I know what you’re all thinking right now.
And yes, it’s true that what we’re seeing now is a complete mess . It’s the geopolitical version of “where are you going, I’ll bring you apples.” But nevertheless, as you can see in the graph, the price of a barrel of oil has plummeted after the announcement of this memorandum of understanding. That is to say, the oil markets are actually believing that the war It’s over.
And think about it: this means that a lot of investors—not analysts, not journalists, not YouTubers—a lot of investors who have every incentive in the world to study all the variables, have decided to bet that the war is over. So if the people who put a price on their truth say the war is over, we have to be humble and consider that maybe they’re seeing something we’re not.
And what they ‘re seeing can be summed up in one word: Taco. It’s an acronym, the acronym for Trump Always Chickens Out . Yes, my dear viewers, everything points to the war being over and the United States having lost. They’ve ended up like Ilia Topuria in the White House. His brother wanted to stop the fighting, the doctor wanted to stop the fighting, and it was simply Ilia, with that lion’s heart, who said, “I don’t want five more minutes, I want to take the risk even if I ‘m not right.
” This isn’t a truce , this is a retreat. And that’s why in today’s video I ask myself the following questions. First, why is everyone acting as if peace has already been signed? Second, what’s behind all this? Third, can the war really continue, or will it really end? Today we’re going to answer these questions, but first, Iran and the United States reach an initial agreement to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz, but difficulties remain.
This is the headline of the Daily Sentinel, a right-wing publication, but as you can see, it doesn’t seem particularly enthusiastic about Donald Trump’s peace agreement. Even so, it’s more optimistic than other left-wing media outlets, such as the Israeli newspaper Haret, which headlines: “The Strait of Hormuz, the ticking time bomb that threatens to blow up Trump’s deal.
” As you can see, there’s no mention here of an agreement. It’s also true that in Israel, they’re viewing this whole story from a very different perspective than the rest of the world. Other left-wing media outlets, like the French newspaper Pesh, are outright calling it a war in the Middle East. Could the agreement between Iran and the United States fail before it’s even signed? Official? As you can see, with stories like this, the approach and the words completely change the narrative.
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And you might ask, why should we know? Normally, nobody knows when the President of the United States’ birthday is. Not the United States’, not Spain’s, not Colombia’s, not any democratic country’s. Maybe King John celebrates it, but in liberal democracies, we don’t do these kinds of things. However, in this case, Donald Trump decided he wanted to celebrate in a big way.
This Sunday night, an unprecedented spectacle took place at the White House. The South Lawn was the stage for several UFC and mixed martial arts fights to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States and President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday. Fireworks, fighter jets, UFC fights. Look, it’s true that this year the United States is also celebrating its 250th birthday, and it’s understandable that they’re celebrating with whatever they want, military parades or whatever , but the US Independence Day, that is, the
country’s birthday, so to speak, is July 4th, and now we’re in the middle of June. In other words, what they were celebrating wasn’t July 4th, because it is n’t July 4th. What they were celebrating was Donald Trump’s birthday , which is July 14th, sorry. Anyway, now we understand why the negotiations with Iran are going the way they are .
Apparently, the president is too busy celebrating his birthday in style. And yes, of course , this is good news for MMA fans, because all this will serve to further popularize this sport, which is always good news, although, well, for the Spanish it hasn’t been such good news. Night A tough, sad, and painful night with the defeat of Iliatopuria.
This Engcheche has already snatched the lightweight championship belt from him. For those of you who aren’t familiar with this world, Ilia Topuria was the MMA world champion, and although his name is Georgian, Topuria is Spanish. So, from here, a hug to Mr. Topuria. I hope he recovers soon, but as much as you like MMA, you’ll agree with me that a president’s birthday , no matter how much he’s the President of the USA, shouldn’t be news.
However, and unfortunately, this is just one more of the many absurdities that the orange-clad president is already getting us used to . One more, because yes, now let’s get down to business. It turns out that Donald Trump has been saying for months that he’s about to, this time for real, on the third try, sign an agreement with Iran.
And the other side, I can tell you, wants to reach an agreement. Here he says that the Iranians are the ones who want an agreement. The problem is that these statements are from March. 2026, that is, three months ago. But then he said this: ” We are having direct talks with Iran, and they have already begun and will continue on Saturday.
” These statements are from April, but then in May he said this: ” Trump claims that the United States is close to reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran.” You know what investors say, that the most repeated lie on Wall Street is “this time is different.” So the question we ask ourselves now is, can we really say that this time is different? Well, I’m not going to lie to you.
It’s impossible to know. It’s not that it’s difficult, it’s that it’s impossible because so far there isn’t even a public text of the truce document between Iran and the USA. What is known is what both Washington and Tehran have leaked to the press. And what they say is so different that it’s impossible to know who is lying.
For example, only Donald Trump has announced that the Strait of Hormuz is open. The result, some would expect, is that all those ships, hundreds, even thousands of ships that are waiting to be able to pass, would be… They rushed headlong into the treacherous Strait of Hormuz. However, only half a dozen ships have passed through since the White House announcement.
And you might ask, why? Well, because the shipping companies and insurers—the ones that issue the permits—are unwilling to risk ships worth up to $100 million by betting on what Donald Trump says. Trump says there is free passage, but the Iranians insist that the new reality in the Gulf means they will charge a toll to every ship that passes by their shores.
The Iranian news agency FARS asserted this Monday, citing a well-informed source, that Iran included a clause at the last minute in the framework agreement with the United States regarding the payment of a maritime toll in the Strait of Hormuz. And then there is the other issue, which is no small matter: the nuclear issue.
We know that Iran has agreed to talk about this , but nothing more. Trump says they will hand over every last gram of uranium enriched to 60%. But the The Iranians refuse to confirm it. And look, I don’t know if they can even agree on this issue. What I also don’t know is if it’s physically possible to extract all that uranium.
Don’t forget that it was enriched uranium, hidden in nuclear facilities inside mountains. Remember that around this time last year, the United States dropped the infamous Chuck Norris bombs to destroy all those nuclear facilities, and obviously, when you drop a bomb on a mountain, you leave behind another mountain, but of rubble.
So, good luck extracting all the uranium hidden there under all that garbage. It will take hundreds or even thousands of excavators working at full capacity for several months to see if they can find the uranium. I don’t know if that’s even possible, but the truth is, they can’t even agree on how they’re going to carry out this task.
It’s like “we need to talk about a couple.” Nobody knows if they’ll end up in a room or at the police station. But the disagreements don’t end there because Iran He says that to even begin talks, Trump has to put the $26 billion that was frozen on the table. The White House claims that this money will only be unfrozen once the Iranians provide evidence that they intend to fulfill their promises.
So for every thing one says, the other has a diametrically opposed version. There’s only one point where they seem to agree: that regional peace must be achieved, something that, as everyone knows, Israel loves. This morning’s attack in Beirut shouldn’t have happened, particularly on such a special day when we’re so close to a peace agreement with Iran.
There shouldn’t be any more Israeli attacks anywhere in Lebanon, but neither should there be any more attacks from any other party, including Hezbollah, against Israel. It’s ironic. Obviously, we already know that Israel is the only country that can compete with the USA to see who has the bigger one.
They’re like an MMA fighter on Jordi Wild’s show who faces five fighters at the same time. Exactly. And that’s why. Israel has ignored the orange-clad man’s pleas and attacked the Lebanese capital again. Look, it’s not the first time Netanyahu has done the exact opposite of what Donald Trump asks, but this time he disobeyed on the very day the White House had said everything was ready to move toward an agreement.
In the following hours, Iran announced a retaliatory attack, and a Qatari delegation had to be hastily arranged for a flight from Iran. A phone call from Donald Trump was enough to halt the attacks, but it seems the love affair is coming to an end. Trump yelled at and insulted Netanyahu for threatening to resume bombing Beirut. According to the Guardian, Trump even told Netanyahu, and I quote, “You ‘re crazy, and if it weren’t for me, you’d be in jail.
” “End of quotes.” The truth is, these calls between Trump and Netanyahu are starting to look like this. I don’t ask for or owe anything to anyone; I am who I am. But does Netanyahu want to ruin Donald Trump’s peace plans? Well, yes. Yes, and no at the same time. I mean, in this case, the one who broke his promise wasn’t Netanyahu, it was Trump with his self- serving friendship with Iran.
Or at least that’s how it feels in the Israeli prime minister’s office. It feels like a betrayal. Israel’s anger over Trump’s pact with the Iranians could be the Achilles’ heel in all this effort the orange-clad president is making to end the war he himself started. And the biggest problem Trump has in achieving this regional peace is precisely Israel.
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So, subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t miss any of our updates. And now, let’s get on with today’s story . Donald Trump’s stance on Iran is an absolute disaster for Netanyahu and also for Israel. Let’s remember the three objectives at the start of the war. One, to end the regime of the ayatollahs. Two, to end their nuclear program.
And three, to end their ballistic missiles. Well, none of these three points have been met; they haven’t succeeded. And now there’s a fourth point to fulfill, one we didn’t have before, which is to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which has been closed since the war began, but was open before. Well, it was added because the issue of the Strait of Hormuz is a big deal for Trump and for Israel. Same thing.
I mean, they get their oil mainly from Azerbaijan, which doesn’t have to go through the Dortmund Strait. So for Israel, this issue is like, well, okay, what’s for dinner tomorrow? However, for the United States and its oil-producing allies in the region, namely the petro-monarchies, this is the priority. This is the fourth side of the negotiating table, and make no mistake, the petro-monarchies are not minor allies .
Think of it this way: Israel is a US partner that consumes a significant portion of the military aid delivered from the White House. No other ally has managed to drag Trump into a war, and that says a lot about how important the Israelis are to the White House. But on the other side are the petro-monarchies, which, instead of asking, give—and they give no less than $2 trillion.
Trillions of dollars in investment and arms purchase contracts for Uncle Sam. Very lucrative contracts. So Trump wants to get out of the conflict by any means necessary and is willing to make concessions. which Israel finds unacceptable. President Donald Trump himself told Israel that he had forbidden Israel from bombing Lebanon after the ceasefire agreement and the opening of the Dormus Strait.
Things are very tense, like a Pimpinela song. Israel was not only not invited to the negotiating table, it is completely excluded from all the talks. For example, by telling it to halt its offensive in southern Lebanon, its attempt to end the Hezbollah threat is being thwarted. Yes, some would say that Israel is going too far in the invasion and is emptying a foreign territory of its inhabitants.
And that is as true as the fact that Hezbollah continues to launch rockets at northern Israel. And being a proxy for Tehran, it is indisputable that the Iranians are not behind these provocations. In any case, it’s a chicken-and- egg situation. Trump asked Netanyahu publicly and privately to abandon the fighting in southern Lebanon.
And as expected, Israel took this request as a betrayal. So it The Jewish press reflected this. Is Trump about to betray Israel? Yet another betrayal by Trump of Israel. So Donald Trump adds another country to the list of those who feel betrayed by him. It already happened with the Ukrainians, the Europeans, the CDOS, and before that with the Afghans and the Venezuelans, for whom a date for the end of Delfi Rodríguez’s interim presidency is still awaited.
But let’s get back to the topic. Netanyahu is also furious because in the latest chapter of the Iran deal saga, they forgot to include a clause forcing them to cut off support for their ecosystem of proxy terrorist groups. That’s why Iran was on the verge of breaking the deal with Trump after the attack on Beirut. 12:56 PM, international news.
The eyes of the world are on the Middle East awaiting an agreement between Iran and Israel to end the war and reopen the DOM strait. However, an Israeli attack against Lebanon calls into question The continuation of the talks is a matter of judgment . But in Israel, they have an even greater concern: what is being agreed upon regarding the Iranian nuclear program.
The agreement proposed by Trump seems too accommodating to the Iranians and, moreover, very easy to circumvent. After agreeing with Israel on a total ban on Iran continuing its nuclear program, Trump now comes along and says it’s enough for them to simply hand over that enriched uranium that is once again hidden under a mountain of rubble, and I don’t know how they’re going to get it out.
And, well, they also have to promise in writing that they will never, ever build a nuclear bomb. Promise and deliver. Anyway. And he also tells them that if they behave, he would have no problem allowing them to develop their atomic program for civilian use. The problem, the real problem is that Iran is already a party to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, that is, the treaty that all the countries signed in which they committed to never again build nuclear bombs.
Those that already had a nuclear program committed to not expanding it. And yet, Iran signed it. And it has continued to enrich uranium enough to build a small nuclear arsenal. Beyond the fact that Netanyahu is the sewing version of Rambo, and wars do n’t just come easily to him, they seem to excite him.
Well, it must be admitted that he has a point, a point, because Iran was the one that started the game by cheating. Iran sealed a uranium deposit and laid mines for fear of a US operation to confiscate the material. Days ago, the Iranians caused part of the mountains above the site where they presumed to have stored the uranium, which the United States is now demanding as a peace offering. Think about it this way.
They just dumped thousands upon thousands of tons of earth on the site where the enriched uranium that the United States is now demanding is supposedly located or was located. Extracting it will take months or even years of work. Consider that millions of tons of phosphorescent rocks will then have to be processed to ensure that the reactive material… It’s safe.
And they might eventually discover that it was all a hoax and that the uranium had been moved elsewhere. I mean, the hoax isn’t that Iran has uranium-rich uranium; we know they do . Now, what we’re not sure about is whether it was hidden in the Fornat bases that were destroyed last year. For example, this is what Naftal Bennett, one of the candidates to succeed Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, says.
Bennett told Toy, “We’re at an existential moment. Another four years with this government and we won’t have a society.” If the Iranians manage to outsmart the United States, they could continue their program in one of the many secret facilities that we learned they have scattered throughout their territory during the war.
Facilities that, again, are hidden in the mountains. One day we could wake up to the news that Iran has conducted its first nuclear test. What for us is a theoretical exercise is an existential threat to the Israelis. Logic dictates that Trump already foresaw a A solution to an obvious problem, because yes, in principle there will be inspections, and there would also be a promise never to manufacture nuclear weapons and to let them take the enriched uranium.
With that, Trump would be satisfied. Besides, it ‘s not such a bad solution, is it? I mean, really, I wouldn’t think it’s a bad solution. In fact, it’s not a new solution. Yes, it’s a solution that’s a complete rip-off. Why? Is n’t it the same thing Barack Obama agreed to with the previous Ayatollah, Ayatollah Khamenei Sr.
? Well, yes, it’s exactly the same. Limitation on uranium enrichment, check. Handover of the enriched material, check. Lifting of sanctions on Iran, check. Inspections, check. It’s the same, isn’t it? Because the pact signed by Obama was backed not only by the United States and Iran, but also by China, Russia, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.
In other words, together they had enough persuasive power to force Iran to stay within the agreement. of the agreed-upon limit. I mean, within this list of countries that signed the agreement were, for example, China and Russia, which are allies of Iran, meaning they could exert more pressure on them. And there were also inspections by the IOIA, the UN’s nuclear agency, which can no longer return to Iran because they have suspended their cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Therefore, national nuclear facilities cannot be inspected by this UN agency without authorization from the Iranian government. In other words, Trump ordered an attack, started a war, and used up half of his arsenal of anti-aircraft and surface-to- surface missiles. In total, he has spent more than $40 billion, and as a bonus, he managed to close the debt gap by helping to collapse international oil markets.
And now he is going to return to the same point where his arch-enemy, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Barack Hussein Obama, left the Iranian nuclear program. That is , he is going to do the same thing Obama did, but after having spent a fortune and jeopardized the global economy. What’s more, it’s even worse because Obama’s agreement had the support of the Germans, British, and French, who are now not going to join Donald Trump in this new agreement.
Furthermore, China and Russia, who, I remind you, were also part of the agreement to curb Iran’s nuclear program, are now on the side of Jalayatollah. And what’s more, who do you think broke Obama’s nuclear agreement? Yes, it was Donald Trump in 2018. He broke the agreement, dragged his country into a war, and now he’s going to make the same agreement, but the TEMU version.
But there’s also something important. Do you remember why Donald Trump decided to withdraw from this agreement that Obama had brokered? Intelligence also shows that the Iranian regime was not transparent about its nuclear weapons activities and that it joined the JCPOA in bad faith. The JCPOA failed to address the threat of Iran’s missile program and did not include a sufficiently robust mechanism for inspections and… Verification.
Look, I haven’t read Donald Trump’s book, *The Art of the Deal*, but I do n’t think this is a better deal than the previous one, which actually prevented Iran from advancing down the path to a nuclear bomb. With the agreement Donald Trump now wants to sign , Iran keeps the missiles, leaves the nuclear issue in limbo, and obtains some concessions that serve to appease his domestic audience.
And now Iran could also gain an income of $100 billion annually from tolls in the Strait of Hormuz. With Trump determined never to go to war again because it has politically destroyed him, no one will be willing to challenge them to lift the barriers, and then there will be a flood of dollars from the return of their exports if they manage to get the sanctions lifted.
This alone could complete the $300 billion reconstruction fund they claim to have obtained as a promise from Donald Trump’s vice president . US Vice President Jotas Divans said this On Monday, it was announced that Iran could access some $300 billion for the country’s reconstruction, provided they comply with the agreement.
So, with this mountain of money, it’s enough to begin the reconstruction. In any case, it’s also too soon to declare victory over Iran. Let’s not forget that the country has been devastated and that they are coming off a rebellion that lasted several months. Remember all the demonstrations we saw at the beginning of this year due to the water shortage.
People are against the ayatollahs, and the war and nationalism quelled the protests, as did a fierce crackdown. But if the war ends and Iranians perceive that the devastation and the thousands of deaths left by the conflict weren’t worth it, we may see another round of demonstrations. And the Ayatollah and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are no longer in a position to face a moment of crisis.
A deal that cannot be sold to their domestic audience as a victory is a huge risk for them as well. And the proof is in the demonstrations recorded in Iran, against the very idea of reaching a deal that harm their country. Iranians are gathering in the streets to protest against their leaders, not for regime change, but to reject the peace agreement with Trump.
They believe they should either continue fighting or make peace. Iranian President Masoud Peskian and his foreign minister are the ones negotiating, and every time they reach a position, they are subsequently overruled by the regime and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which refuses to back down. This game of good and bad is what has led Trump to spend months negotiating in vain.
Now, however, he has decided to pull the plug and end US involvement in the conflict as soon as possible. So the Iranians are taking advantage of this impatience on the part of the US—which, I remind you, will have midterm elections in a few months— to extract concessions that would have been unthinkable just a few months ago.
And that is precisely what infuriates Benjamin Netanyahu. And not only him, but also his allies in the cabinet and even his not-so-allies. In the opposition. Everything is getting complicated for Bibi because he bet heavily on his personal friendship with Donald Trump, but he forgot he was dealing with the casino owner.
For now, the only ones happy are the petro-monarchies, who know that without Trump following Netanyahu’s lead, the possibility of Iranian attacks disappears. And with Iran appeased, they can negotiate a deal on their own to resume oil exports, something they desperately need . Don’t forget they’ve been under a blockade for 107 days.
Their economies have been starved; they can no longer sell their oil. So this is what the market has also seen. However, the price of Brandt crude has remained at $80, meaning it hasn’t reached the $67 it was at before the start of the trade war. And this is because there’s still an element of uncertainty.
The price of uncertainty remains unresolved because Israel isn’t happy with the deal, which could protect them. And there’s someone else who distrusts Trump’s ability to close a deal. Definitive. Do you know who? Donald Trump himself. Because yes, Trump said hours ago in an interview with the New York Times that if a nuclear agreement isn’t reached, he will restart attacks against Tehran or make the United States the Guardian of the Middle East in exchange for 20% of the region’s revenue.
Anyway, as you can see, nothing is over until it’s over. And Groundhog Day continues. And more than a negotiation, this is starting to resemble Tapuria’s fight against Geche. His brother wanted to stop the fight, the doctor wanted to stop the fight, and it was simply Ilia, with that heart of a lion, who said, “I don’t want five more minutes, I want to risk it, even if I’m blind.
” What we still don’t know is who’s who, but it seems some aren’t willing to throw in the towel until the other one ends up in the hospital. So, having reached this point, now it ‘s your turn. Do you really think an agreement will be signed this week or next, or will Israel ruin it before Friday? Can a commitment with the The Islamic Republic of Iran? You can leave your answer in the comments, and as always, don’t forget that here at Solo Fonseca we release new videos every week.
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