Yesterday’s CNN article in regards to President Donald J. Trump highlights how the
commander in chief is dealing with the pressing issues in Iran. Alongside US officials Vice
President J.D. Vance, Envoy Steve Witkoff, and Envoy Jared Kushner, the representatives are
trying to negotiate with Iranian officials Foreign Minister Abbas Arangchi and Parliament
Speaker Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf. As representatives from Pakistan and Turkey remain on
standby with discussions, the US media is still trying to decipher their roles.
President Trump is using two of his eight primary roles: Chief Diplomat and
Commander-in-Chief of America. The President exercised his right to negotiate treaties under his
title of Chief Diplomat of the country. Both the president and his administration have been
communicating with Iranian officials to pitch his plan to achieve peace and end the ongoing
conflict. As he pitches his plan, the president is also giving his troops the green light to issue
final notices to Iran as his ten day delay on strikes expires April tenth of this year which applies
to his role as our nation’s Commander-in-Chief.
As time passes, the impact of these decisions is putting pressure on the Middle East, more
specifically the country of Iran and its power sources. But this also applies to the US regarding
our part in global security and the citizen’s gas prices as the tensions in the Strait of Hormuz
continue. This conflict has many people worried since the location is such a vital location for the
world’s oil supply, supplying around twenty percent of the globe’s sources. The people are
skeptical of the outcome of this event, some still pondering on the past February negotiations
with the country of Oman that failed to produce any outcomes for the government to report.
commander in chief is dealing with the pressing issues in Iran. Alongside US officials Vice
President J.D. Vance, Envoy Steve Witkoff, and Envoy Jared Kushner, the representatives are
trying to negotiate with Iranian officials Foreign Minister Abbas Arangchi and Parliament
Speaker Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf. As representatives from Pakistan and Turkey remain on
standby with discussions, the US media is still trying to decipher their roles.
President Trump is using two of his eight primary roles: Chief Diplomat and
Commander-in-Chief of America. The President exercised his right to negotiate treaties under his
title of Chief Diplomat of the country. Both the president and his administration have been
communicating with Iranian officials to pitch his plan to achieve peace and end the ongoing
conflict. As he pitches his plan, the president is also giving his troops the green light to issue
final notices to Iran as his ten day delay on strikes expires April tenth of this year which applies
to his role as our nation’s Commander-in-Chief.
As time passes, the impact of these decisions is putting pressure on the Middle East, more
specifically the country of Iran and its power sources. But this also applies to the US regarding
our part in global security and the citizen’s gas prices as the tensions in the Strait of Hormuz
continue. This conflict has many people worried since the location is such a vital location for the
world’s oil supply, supplying around twenty percent of the globe’s sources. The people are
skeptical of the outcome of this event, some still pondering on the past February negotiations
with the country of Oman that failed to produce any outcomes for the government to report.
