Trump Celebrates ‘Tremendous’ Wins from Iran Strike to Supreme Court Ruling

Trump Touts Iran Strike and Ceasefire Boost Trump’s Image

President Donald Trump Touts Iran Strike. From a bold strike in Iran to unexpected diplomatic wins, Trump used multiple press briefings to showcase his political momentum.

The week’s defining moment came with a successful U.S. airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities on 21 June. Three days later, Trump announced a full ceasefire in the short but intense conflict between Israel and Iran.

Despite early violations on both sides and tensions over missile attacks on a U.S. base in Qatar, Trump claimed credit for brokering peace, calling himself a “peacemaker.” He even admitted it took serious effort to convince Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt further aggression.

NATO Applauds Trump, Calls Him ‘Daddy’

At the NATO summit in the Netherlands, Trump received praise from allies, including NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who jokingly called him “Daddy.” Trump embraced the nickname, suggesting he had earned it through decisive leadership.

More importantly, NATO countries pledged to meet the 5% defense spending goal—one of Trump’s long-standing demands. The summit reinforced his global influence, especially on military and defense issues.

Supreme Court Hands Trump a Major Legal Victory

On the domestic front, Trump celebrated a major legal win after the Supreme Court restricted judges’ ability to block his executive orders nationwide. The case originally involved immigration policy, but its impact reaches far wider.

“This is a monumental victory,” Trump declared. The ruling empowers him to push forward on controversial issues such as halting sanctuary city funding, suspending refugee resettlement, and blocking federal support for gender surgeries.

Attorney General Pam Bondi called it a shield against the “endless barrage” of lower court challenges. Trump, glowing with confidence, said, “We’ve had tremendous wins. But this one was huge.”

Trump Touts Iran Strike Deal in Central Africa Secures Resources

In Washington, Trump also oversaw a peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. While past treaties in the region have failed, this agreement brings hope and opens access to valuable mineral rights for U.S. interests.

“I don’t know all the details,” Trump admitted, “but I got them to talk and make a deal. That’s what matters.”

The agreement was framed as a generational shift, aiming to end years of violent conflict and give American companies access to strategic materials.

Trouble for Tax Reform and Lingering Conflicts

Not everything went Trump’s way. His flagship tax reform—the “One Big, Beautiful Bill”—faced procedural hurdles in the Senate, jeopardizing billions in proposed cuts.

In global affairs, the president’s peace efforts in Gaza and Ukraine remain incomplete. Asked about a possible return to military action in Iran, Trump didn’t hesitate: “Sure, absolutely.”

While the week was packed with wins, these lingering issues highlight the challenges ahead as Trump eyes re-election and solidifies his legacy.