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At War With Iran Again, Trump Finds an Opponent He Cannot Easily Dominate

Donald Trump faces a renewed conflict with Iran, encountering an opponent that analysts suggest he cannot easily dominate or defeat.

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The brief

Donald Trump is once again at war with Iran. Current reports indicate the Iranian government is utilizing specific strategies to complicate Trump's position and deepen his war dilemma.

Coverage from The New York Times, Yahoo Finance, and MSN emphasizes that Iran is confronting the U.S. administration with a partner that cannot be bullied. Additionally, CGTN and Военное дело cite an ex-intelligence chief and Pushkov, respectively, who claim Trump is trapped in a war he cannot win.

Future developments center on whether Trump can navigate this conflict given that Iran is reportedly playing by his own rules to maintain its position.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of the conflict between Trump and Iran?

According to The New York Times, Trump is at war with Iran again and has found an opponent he cannot easily dominate.

How is Iran responding to Trump's approach?

Coverage from MSN states that Iran is playing by Trump's rules to deepen his war dilemma, while Yahoo Finance reports Iran is confronting him with a partner he cannot bully.

What do experts say about the potential outcome of this war?

An ex-intelligence chief told CGTN that Trump is trapped in a war he cannot win, and Pushkov stated in Военное дело that Trump cannot win another war with Iran.

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