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Trump's Iran military action strengthened the regime, analysis says

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Donald Trump's military action against Iran reportedly ended up strengthening the Iranian regime, contrary to what had been expected. In the aftermath, Democrats gained control of Congress during the midterm elections, creating new obstacles for Trump's presidency. Rising fuel prices and inflation have added to the political pressure on Trump and his supporters. The developments complicate Trump's stated goal of prioritizing domestic issues over international conflicts.

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