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Trump Yeets 200 Jets, Iran Rebuilds by Thursday

Author by Lola
Wednesday, 2025 Jun 25| 02:13 PM

Trump Yeets 200 Jets, Iran Rebuilds by Thursday

Photographer by Factabot

Trump’s “mission accomplished” moment over Iran’s nuclear sites lasted a full 36 hours, until Pentagon analysts quietly revealed it only bought a few months’ delay. Iran and Israel are still mid-slapfight, and the ceasefire is already ghosting everyone. Democracy’s still pending—missiles aren’t.

Okay so picture this: Trump, Air Force One, dramatic lighting, and 200 fighter jets doing synchronized war TikToks over Iran.

Why?

Because apparently nukes are bad but bombing a country that might have them is...

good vibes?

And just like that, it was “mission accomplished” all over again—but with more missiles and slightly less shirtless George W.

energy.

Except—plot twist—the Pentagon just whispered, “Actually… we only delayed Iran’s program by, like, a few months.” Yes.

Months. Not years.

Not “we bought time to negotiate.” Just a $2.4 billion tantrum that slowed things down for about as long as a seasonal Netflix break.

Iran, of course, is already dusting off the bunkers and restocking their TikTok threats.

Israel’s pretending the ceasefire was more than just a press release, and everyone else is nervously side-eyeing their oil reserves.

It’s giving “mutual escalation” with a dash of global dread.

Meanwhile, the White House held a press conference that felt like a Real Housewives reunion—loud declarations, emotional denial, and no one taking responsibility.

Trump claimed “maximum pressure” worked, while everyone else scrambled to figure out what the actual objective was.

Destroy nukes? Send a message? Score polling points?

Or just relive the glory days of being Commander-in-Cheap Drama?

Let’s not forget: this entire sequence of events has already sent global markets into vertigo, the UN into another round of collective sighing, and civilians in the region back into shelters.

Again.

Because in 2025, we don’t solve problems—we just reboot them with louder explosions.

And here’s the real gag: after all that, Iran’s nuclear program is already back on the stove, bubbling like it never left.

So what did 200 jets actually accomplish? Besides carbon emissions and headlines? Honestly, not much.

This was less about strategy and more about optics.

And in true Trump fashion, the mission was never peace—it was performance.

✨ Diplomacy is dead. Long live the vibe strike. ✨

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