A longtime confidant of former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly cast doubt on his ability to manage a potential war with Iran, according to a report by independent.co.uk. The source, who has close ties to Trump’s administration, expressed concerns over the president’s strategic decision-making and crisis management skills in the context of escalating tensions with Iran.

The remarks come amid heightened diplomatic and military tensions between the United States and Iran, following a series of provocative actions by both sides. The confidant, who has not been named, suggested that Trump’s approach to foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran, lacks the necessary depth and foresight required for such a complex and high-stakes situation.

This is not the first time Trump’s foreign policy has been questioned by insiders. Previous concerns have focused on his handling of relations with allies and adversaries alike. The current comments add to a growing narrative that questions the readiness of the U.S. leadership to navigate the increasingly volatile relationship with Iran. (independent.co.uk)