[Breaking: Trump Cancels Son's Wedding, Returns to White House Urgently] During his journey to his son's wedding, Trump's plane suddenly turned back and returned to the White House. No specific reason was given.
Trump merely posted that he would not attend his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding, stating that his "love for the United States of America" was too important for him to leave the White House during this "critical period."
"Although I deeply wish to be with my son Donald Trump Jr., our new family member, and his fiancée Bettina, the ongoing governmental matters—and my love for the United States—do not permit me to do so."
The elder Trump’s reference to a "critical period" clearly implies something far more significant than his son’s wedding.
This should not be interpreted as a mere family matter; it has been elevated to the "height of America," appearing almost like a military signal.
Trump is once again focusing attention on the war with Iran.
The sudden U-turn of Air Force One is not an ordinary schedule change—it aligns with his usual pattern when making major decisions.
The strike against General Soleimani was also not announced in advance, nor did it come with lengthy public warnings.
Major decisions are made quietly, only revealed to the world after the action has taken place.
The situation in Iran is once again entering a dangerous phase.
According to Axios citing informed officials, the president is now preparing to launch another attack on Iran, expressing increasing frustration over the current state of negotiations with Iran in recent days and raising the possibility of one final large-scale military operation. Afterward, he plans to unilaterally declare victory and end the war.
A U.S. official familiar with diplomatic efforts described the negotiations as "painful," saying draft proposals were being revised back and forth "on a daily basis," yet achieving almost no substantive progress.
On Friday, Trump held a high-level national security meeting with Vance, the Chief of Staff, and CIA Director, among others.
Sources indicate that Trump favored diplomatic solutions earlier this week but has now shifted toward supporting a major "decisive" military action—unless a breakthrough occurs at the last moment.
Iranian negotiator Khalibaf stated that the U.S. is preparing to resume war, and Iran has developed a "new and concrete" response targeting the U.S. and its allies.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1865933239606427/
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