[Sg video] - Trump admits defeat and surrenders to Iran, will withdraw all US forces in 2 to 3 weeks at the latest regardless of what else happens

[UltimaOnline]

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

Malu syal
lol

 

[syed putra]

Reparations?

 

[glockman]

Hopefully his senile brain realises he's made a huge mistake. He's fucked the world, and the world now wants to fuck him back.

 

[404]

It indicates that a big major event is in progress. Buildup of 30+ of B-52 and B-1B for any sudden attack while the goodwill messages are being released simultaneously.

 

[Hightech88]

**No, the video is not true** — it is **heavily biased, sensationalized, and misleading**.
### Video Details
- **Title**: "Trump PANICS and GIVES UP HORMUZ in WAR!!"
- **Channel**: MeidasTouch (a strongly anti-Trump progressive channel)
- **Uploaded**: March 31, 2026

The video claims that Trump is **panicking**, **surrendering**, and **giving up** the Strait of Hormuz because he is losing the war against Iran. It portrays Trump as delusional, incompetent, and admitting defeat by saying the US will leave the strait under Iranian control.

### What Is Actually True
Trump did make recent public statements (March 31, 2026) saying:
- The US military operation in Iran will end **within 2 to 3 weeks**.
- The US will **not** take permanent responsibility for keeping the Strait of Hormuz open after withdrawing.
- He told other nations (especially Gulf states) that they should handle security of the strait themselves.

These comments are real and have been widely reported by mainstream outlets like NBC, AP, Reuters, and PBS.

### What the Video Exaggerates or Distorts
- **"GIVES UP Hormuz"** — Trump is not "surrendering" the strait. He is saying the US does not want to stay indefinitely as a policeman in the region after achieving its main military objectives. This is consistent with his long-standing "America First" view that Gulf countries should defend their own oil routes.
- **"Trump PANICS"** — There is no evidence of panic. Multiple reports show the US believes it has significantly degraded Iran's military capabilities (missile production, air defenses, navy, and leadership targets). Trump and officials like Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have described the campaign as successful so far.
- **"Losing the war"** — This is the channel’s strong opinion. In reality, the war (now in its ~5th week) is limited to airstrikes. The US and Israel have conducted thousands of strikes and claim to have achieved most of their goals. Iran has been badly damaged but still controls the strait and continues limited missile/drone attacks.

### Current Real Situation (April 1, 2026)
- The US is actively looking for an **off-ramp** to end major operations soon.
- Iran still physically controls the Strait of Hormuz and has severely disrupted oil shipping, which has driven up global energy prices.
- Trump has extended deadlines for Iran to reopen the strait and threatened further strikes (including on power plants or oil facilities) if it remains closed.
- Iran has rejected US ceasefire proposals and demanded major concessions (reparations, security guarantees, etc.).

**Bottom line**:
The core facts in the video (Trump saying the war will end soon and the US won't police the Hormuz strait long-term) are **true**. However, the interpretation — that this means Trump is panicking and surrendering because he is losing — is **strong partisan spin** from an anti-Trump channel.

The war is winding down on US terms after a short but intense air campaign, not because the US has been defeated.
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Here's a balanced and factual summary of the current state of the US-Iran war as of April 1, 2026 (Day 33 of the conflict).

Current Status​

The war started on 28 February 2026 with large-scale US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran (Operation Epic Fury). The main goals were to degrade Iran's missile and drone capabilities, damage its nuclear program, and eliminate key leadership targets (including the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei).

• The conflict has remained mostly an air and naval campaign — there has been no US ground invasion of Iran.
• The US and Israel have conducted thousands of strikes, destroying a large portion of Iran’s air defenses, missile production facilities, naval vessels, and some nuclear-related sites.
• Iran has retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Israel, US bases in the region, and Gulf states. It has also effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, causing major disruption to global oil shipping.

Where the War Stands Right Now​

Trump and senior US officials have recently signaled a strong desire to wind down major operations soon:

• Trump stated the US could “leave Iran” in 2 to 3 weeks (possibly by mid-to-late April).
• He has said Iran does not need to sign a formal deal for the US to end its military campaign.
• The US appears willing to declare its main objectives (severely weakening Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities) as largely achieved.
• Trump has extended the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to April 6, while threatening further strikes on Iranian power plants, oil wells, and Kharg Island if it remains closed.

Iran’s position:

• Iran has rejected several US ceasefire proposals as “unrealistic.”
• It continues to control the Strait of Hormuz and has demanded concessions (reparations, security guarantees, end to sanctions, etc.).
• However, Iran has also signaled it is open to ending the war, though it insists on maintaining sovereignty over the strait.

Most Likely Outcome (Next 2–6 Weeks)​

• Short war with US-declared victory: The US is likely to scale back major airstrikes soon and declare the campaign a success, even if the Strait of Hormuz is not fully reopened immediately.
• Iran will remain in power (now under Mojtaba Khamenei), but significantly weakened militarily and economically.
• The war is expected to transition into a lower-intensity phase (sporadic attacks, proxy actions) rather than full-scale fighting.
• A formal peace treaty is unlikely in the short term; instead, there may be indirect talks or a tacit understanding to de-escalate.

Key Uncertainties​

• Strait of Hormuz: This remains the biggest sticking point. If Iran keeps it closed, global oil prices will stay elevated and shipping disruptions will continue. The US does not want to commit to a long-term naval operation to force it open.
• Further escalation: Possible if Iran launches major new attacks or if the US follows through on threats to hit energy infrastructure.
• Regional spillover: Hezbollah, Houthis, and other proxies could still cause trouble, but intensity has decreased.

Overall Assessment:The war is in its winding-down phase. The US believes it has achieved most of its military goals through airstrikes and wants to exit quickly. Iran is badly damaged but still has leverage through the Strait of Hormuz. A complete US withdrawal without a full reopening of the strait appears increasingly likely.
---------- Source : Grok AI

 

[laksaboy]

Retards should know that Meidas Touch is an anti-Trump media created by the Meiselas brothers and funded by Soros.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MeidasTouch#Founders

Soros fund in talks to invest in anti-Trump outlet MeidasTouch
https://www.semafor.com/article/10/...ks-to-invest-in-anti-trump-outlet-meidastouch

These creatures have lied to you about Trump for so many times, surely this one time it will be true and satisfy your Trump Derangemnt Syndrome.