How was Iran's veto power created? (1) 1) The imposed war entered its 241st day. This is the kind of war that Trump thought would be short-term, the size of a two- or three-day trip. But which side has the upper hand now? Criminal war fighters or defenders and avengers? Has Iran's military power disappeared or flourished and stunned the world? Has the nation and system of the Islamic Republic of Iran been destroyed, or are they presented in America as the "fourth superpower of the world"? Has the desire for a peaceful nuclear program disappeared or has the production of an atomic bomb become a national demand? Has the range of the missiles, which until recently stopped at the limit of two thousand kilometers, increased significantly or not? 2) Why did the Strait of Hormuz, which was always open to the enemies of the nations of the region, remain blocked and not open despite all the unsuccessful efforts of America? Why wasn't enough chemical fertilizer delivered to the United States, the shortage and high cost of which angered farmers against Trump? How is the diesel and gasoline situation in America that the drivers call Trump a damn bastard every time with a few liters of gasoline and diesel? What about the price of oil? Why did the price of $70 rise to $116 in futures and over $150 in cash, undermining all of Trump's claims and flaunting their negligence? From half-destroyed military bases, what's the news of more than 200 downed planes and runaway Pentagon ships that have jolted America's 80-year-old superpower and turned an opportunity for a show of force into threats? What calculator can calculate the amount of these strategic losses? It's even weirder that the West says that despite all the amazing things it has done, Iran still has a lot of big, undiscovered surprises up its sleeves. 3) The Trump administration entered the pit with the illusion that it will control the world's energy bottleneck and implement the new American century, even if two decades late; But it marked America's biggest failure in 80 years.

How was Iran's veto power created? (1) 1) The imposed war entered its 241st day. This is the kind of war that Trump thought would be short-term, the size of a two- or three-day trip. But which side has the upper hand now? Criminal war fighters or defenders and avengers? Has Iran's military power disappeared or flourished and stunned the world? Has the nation and system of the Islamic Republic of Iran been destroyed, or are they presented in America as the "fourth superpower of the world"? Has the desire for a peaceful nuclear program disappeared or has the production of an atomic bomb become a national demand? Has the range of the missiles, which until recently stopped at the limit of two thousand kilometers, increased significantly or not? 2) Why did the Strait of Hormuz, which was always open to the enemies of the nations of the region, remain blocked and not open despite all the unsuccessful efforts of America? Why wasn't enough chemical fertilizer delivered to the United States, the shortage and high cost of which angered farmers against Trump? How is the diesel and gasoline situation in America that the drivers call Trump a damn bastard every time with a few liters of gasoline and diesel? What about the price of oil? Why did the price of $70 rise to $116 in futures and over $150 in cash, undermining all of Trump's claims and flaunting their negligence? From half-destroyed military bases, what's the news of more than 200 downed planes and runaway Pentagon ships that have jolted America's 80-year-old superpower and turned an opportunity for a show of force into threats? What calculator can calculate the amount of these strategic losses? It's even weirder that the West says that despite all the amazing things it has done, Iran still has a lot of big, undiscovered surprises up its sleeves. 3) The Trump administration entered the pit with the illusion that it will control the world's energy bottleneck and implement the new American century, even if two decades late; But it marked America's biggest failure in 80 years.