Trump is up after “enormous” victories at home and abroad

Donald Trump’s week began on the air as he lost his calm because of his escalating frustration with Iran and the ceasefire in Israel.

The matter ended with a rejoiced American court in the White House – not once, but twice – as it celebrated a series of important political victories at home and abroad.

Trump was in the mood of Montaser, where he answered questions for more than an hour at a press conference that turned into a winding pride.

Below is a look at four great victories this week, as well as a reminder of some things that were not completely going on the president’s path.

The successful American strike of Iranian nuclear facilities was followed on June 21, just three days after Trump’s announcement of a “Complete and total” He stopped shooting at what was launched “War 12 Days” between Israel and Iran.

It had a rock start. It was not long before the announcement, Iran fired ballistic missiles at an American air base in Qatar, raising fears of a wider war across the Persian Gulf.

Even after a ceasefire, things looked weak. Both sides were quickly accused of breaking it, which led to an angry, enthusiastic, enthusiastic intensity of journalists in the White House garden.

By accepting, Trump was not able, by a slight difference, to persuade Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cancel more attacks on Iran.

But in the end, the ceasefire was held, which allowed the president proudly to claim that his military gambling of an “incredible” strike on Iran worked, and indicates evidence that he is a “peacemaker” – an urgent need to win strongly as peace continues to overcome it in both Gaza and Ukraine.

Trump was on his way to the Netherlands for the NATO summit when he got a text from NATO Secretary -General Mark Retty, and he praised him because of the strikes in Iran – the texts that the president was more than happy with the public.

During visiting the storm to the top, US allies are committed to defense spending by 5 %Something that the president has repeatedly called for.

Then during a joint press conference, Root referred to Trump in the name of “Father”, indicating that the president is able to mediate the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

Trump appears to be the title.

“I think he loves me. If he does not … I will return and hit him so hard,” Trump told a news conference with Foreign Minister Marco Rubio laughing next to him. “He did so with great affection.”

Soon after, the White House posted different videos about Trump, the victor, with the “Daddy’s Home”.

Trump’s week ended with a high note with the news that the Supreme Court issued a ruling that would curb the authority of the judges to prevent its orders at the country level.

While the ruling stems from a case related to Trump’s ability to end the citizenship born to children from some immigrants, it has comprehensive effects. It will be difficult for the minimum courts to challenge the local agenda of Trump through what the Prosecutor Bam Bondi described as “endless barrage” of restraint orders.

At an improvised press conference, the President praised the rule as “a tremendous victory for the constitution, the separation of powers, and the rule of law.”

The decision is allowed to follow up on a number of other political items that were frustrated through restraint orders, including freezing money for the so -called “cities of the haven” that stand on its way to the motive of collective deportation, suspending the resettlement of refugees, and preventing the use of tax funds to finance the gender surgeries.

The president smiled the escalating jokes, called the correspondents to ask more and more questions, as his assistants – including journalist Caroline Levitte – sat with him.

“This was a tremendous victory, and we have achieved tremendous victories,” he said in the end. “But this was a tremendous victory today.”

Friday afternoon, Trump met with the foreign ministers of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who signed an agreement earlier in the day that aims to end contracts for fighting between neighbors.

More details are minimal and previous peace deals failed in the region – yet American and Congolese presidents did not deter this as a victory for generations.

“Today, violence and destruction end, and the entire region begins with a new chapter of hope and opportunity,” Trump said.

The deal also helps the US government and American companies to reach critical minerals in the region.

“I managed to collect and sell them,” Trump said. “Not only that, we get the United States a lot of metal rights from the Congo.”

At his former press conference, Trump admitted that he knew few details about the conflict, which is far from the minds of most Americans.

“I am a little outside my role … because I don’t know much about it,” he said. “I know one thing. They used to go to it for many years, and with organizations.”

The week was not all victories and roses of Trump.

It has set the greatest legislative priority for the president – a huge tax bill called “a large and beautiful bill” – some road barriers.

Trump has repeatedly urged legislators to reach his office to sign the law by July 4, Independence Day in the United States.

But earlier this week, The Senate Parliament, Elizabeth McDono, said that Some of the rulings violate the rules of the Senate, and throw billions of dollars in doubt.

“This is part of the operation. This part is part of the Senate’s work in the United States,” said Caroline Levitte earlier this week. “But the president insists on seeing this law on his office here at the White House by Independence Day.”

While Trump praised the ceasefire in Iran – as well as those in Central Africa and the last month between Pakistan and India – Kanjurat, he has so far found two of his greatest promises to peace: in Gaza and Ukraine.

“We are working on it,” Trump said of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine at the press conference on Friday.

Until the end of American military participation in Iran is not guaranteed.

During the press conference, BBC Trump was asked whether he would consider bombing Iran again if he believed they are re -starting their nuclear program.

“Certainly, without a question, certainly,” he answered.