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The ceasefire conversation is the tell. Iran wants relief from the military

and economic pressure the Trump administration has applied. They want a deal. But they keep firing between negotiating sessions — testing whether they can extract concessions while simultaneously continuing to attack American forces and American allies. Every previous American administration gave them that option. The Iran deal. The nuclear negotiations. The endless diplomatic engagement that produced nothing while Iran’s centrifuges kept spinning and their proxies kept killing Americans.

Trump’s answer to that model has been consistent since January: no, and here’s what happens if you keep trying it.

Tuesday night, Iran tried it again. They fired ballistic missiles at American forces in Jordan. Every missile was shot down. Their proxy infrastructure in Iraq got destroyed in the same evening. And Wednesday morning, the President of the United States went on Fox News and told them personally what’s coming.

Thirty years of American presidents talked tough about Iran and then negotiated. Trump talks tough about Iran and then bombs them. The IRGC has now received enough evidence to understand the difference.

They’re going to get a beating. He said so.

They should believe him. The track record says they should.