Trump’s critics question how the U.S. is better off after war with Iran

theglobeandmail.com·Adrian Morrow
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The article describes growing criticism of President Trump's handling of a war with Iran, highlighting confusion over the war's purpose and potential U.S. concessions like letting Iran charge tolls in a key oil shipping lane. It emphasizes the fragile ceasefire, conflicting claims about whether the Strait of Hormuz is open, and the political fallout from appearing to make major compromises with Iran.

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