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Pakistan Got Iran to Yes. Trump Burned It in 5 Days.

On April 7, Pakistan's Prime Minister and army chief talked Trump out of a threatened civilization-ending bombing run and into a two-week ceasefire on terms Iran wrote. Five days later, Trump posted an AI image of himself as Jesus, attacked the Pope for opposing the war, and ordered a naval blockade. The ceasefire died. The CIA now gives Trump 90 days to deal. The problem is no longer finding a mediator. It is finding a mediator who will stake their reputation on Trump's word after April 13.

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Iran Outlasted Carter 444 Days. CIA Gives Trump 90.

A confidential CIA assessment delivered to the White House this week says Iran can outlast the U.S. naval blockade for at least three to four months and still holds 70% of its missile stockpile. The last time Iran sat on a U.S. president's clock, the regime ran out the calendar and timed the release for the next administration's inaugural. The math is in the leak.