Trump's Iran Strategy: From Airstrikes to Withdrawal in the New Middle East

The relationship between the United States and Iran has always been a complex tapestry of mistrust, conflict, and miscalculation. But the election of Donald Trump in 2016 did not just continue this dynamic; it fundamentally transformed it, setting in motion a decade of maximum pressure, covert warfare, and ultimately, a new order in the Middle East. Trump's Iran Strategy is the definitive account of this consequential period.

This book traces the arc of events from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal through the American withdrawal, the assassination of Qasem Soleimani, the Abraham Accords, and the eventual military confrontation and diplomatic settlement of 2026. It is a comprehensive case study in coercive diplomacy, revealing the possibilities and limits of American power in a complex and changing world.

Inside, you'll discover: • The strategic and political calculation behind walking away from the JCPOA • The full scope of the "Maximum Pressure" campaign and its devastating impact • The inside story of the killing of Qasem Soleimani and its aftermath • How the Abraham Accords reshaped the regional balance of power • The events leading to the Twelve-Day War and the full-scale Iran War of 2026 • The backchannel diplomacy and the final settlement of the Islamabad Memorandum • How these events have created a "New Middle East" and what it means for the future

Understand the shifting sands of the Middle East and the decisions that have shaped the modern era. This is not a simple defense or condemnation, but a careful, balanced historical narrative of one of the most consequential American foreign policy experiments of the 21st century.

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E-bog: 11. august 2026