The Atlantic: Trump is going crazy; Iran war has paralyzed him

The Atlantic magazine admitted to Trump's extreme anger at his inability to end the war against Iran.

The Atlantic magazine admitted to Trump's extreme anger at his inability to end the war against Iran.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the Atlantic magazine, citing sources close to US President Donald Trump, reported: Trump's inability to end the war with Iran has enraged him and at the same time paralyzed him in a strange way. This is despite the fact that Trump used to have the whole world, from leaders to the media, pay attention to him.

In the continuation of this report, it is stated: He is losing his mind because Iran will not listen to Trump's words. Iran has renewed its threat to tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, and the average price of diesel in the United States has crossed the $6 per gallon mark, raising the cost of goods transported by trucks on the country's highways.

According to this report, Republicans fear that high energy prices could help Democrats take control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections. Trump has been looking for a scapegoat and seems to have blamed Ukraine. While it may seem impossible to blame a European country fighting for its existence for rising global oil prices, Trump seems to prefer that to accepting responsibility for his decision to attack Iran.