Say what you will about Donald Trump—he certainly knows how to keep the spotlight on himself. Now in his second term, Trump’s presidency continues to stir controversy, this time over a high-stakes decision involving Iran.

On June 21, Trump ordered a strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, calling it a “spectacular military success.” But the global reaction was swift—and critical. Iran responded two days later by launching missiles at U.S. air bases in Qatar and Iraq, escalating fears of a broader conflict.

Trump claimed a ceasefire between Iran and Israel had since been reached, but many argue the situation was poorly handled. His televised address drew comparisons to past presidents, with critics calling him “nervous,” “uncertain,” and “surrounded by yes-men.”

“Our objective was the destruction of Iran’s nuclear enrichment capacity,” Trump declared. “Iran must now make peace—or face greater force.”

Online reaction was intense, with many pointing out Trump’s shaky tone and uncomfortable posture. Some fear his actions may ignite further conflict, potentially tarnishing his legacy.

Whether seen as a bold move or reckless gamble, Trump’s latest military decision has sparked fierce debate at home and abroad.