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The stalled US-Iran war: Letters to the Editor — May 23, 2026

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The Issue: The United States’ cease-fire with Iran, despite Iran’s failure to give up its enriched uranium.

As a steadfast President Trump supporter, it pains me to see him being played by the Iranians (“ ‘Nuke’ line in the sand,” May 22).

At the beginning of the cease-fire, Trump made it clear that his “no nukes” demand is non-negotiable. Yet here we are, six weeks later, and the Iranians refuse to give up their enriched uranium.

Had we acted after the two-week cease-fire failed, the mullahs would either be dead or living in Moscow, the oil on Kharg Island would be in American control and the Strait of Hormuz would be open for the free flow of oil.

Trump’s followup book to the “Art of the Deal” might be called “How I Screwed the Pooch.”

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Trump knows he’ll never get a deal with the terms he requires.

By now, he and his team must have a plan to finally free Iran’s people and the world from this terrorist regime. He should........

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