Trump at maximum after the “huge” wins at home and abroad

Donald Trump week began with exploitation on the air when he lost coolness over his frustration with Iran and the shaky ceasefire of Israel.

It ended with the fact that the White House in the White House – more than once he noted a number of significant political victories at home and abroad.

Trump was in a victorious mood, answering questions for more than an hour to a press conference that turned into a winding boasting of his achievements.

Here’s a look at four great victories from this week, as well as a reminder of some things that did not go completely on the way of the president.

A successful strike in the US at Iranian nuclear facilities on June 21 was accompanied only in three days, announcing Trump about A “Full and common” The ceasefire is that he called the “12-day war” between Israel and Iran.

He had a rocky start. Soon, before the announcement of Iran, the US air base in Qatar was fired, causing fears of a wider war across the Gulf.

Even after the cessation of the fire, everything seemed insignificant. Both sides quickly accused that they were subjected to an angry, explicit rant to journalists on the White House lawn.

According to him, Trump only narrowly managed to convince the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu to abandon further attacks on Iran.

But in the end, the ceasefire, which allowed the president proudly to claim that his military game “incredible” strike on Iran has worked, and indicates evidence that he is a “peacekeeper” – a necessary victory, because peace continues to avoid him in gas and Ukraine.

Trump went to the Netherlands NATO summit when he received the text of NATO Secretary General Mark Rute, praising him for strikes on Iran – the texts that the president was happy to publish.

During his whirlwind visit to the summit, US allies who sought 5% defense costsWhat the president has repeatedly called for.

Then, during a joint press conference, Ruthte called Trump “dad”, a reference to the fact that the president will be able to conclude a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

Trump seemed to perceive the nickname.

“I think he likes it. If he does not do it … I will come back and hit him hard,” Trump said at a press conference, and laughs at Secretary of State Mark Rubio. “He did it very kindly.”

Soon the White House posted various videos about the victorious Trump signed “Dad House”.

Trump’s week ended with a high note that the Supreme Court has ruled that would restrain the powers of judges to block its orders across the country.

While the governing is a case concerning Trump’s ability to stop the citizenship of the right to birth of some immigrants, it has great consequences. For the lower vessels it will be difficult to challenge Trump’s internal program due to the fact that the Prosecutor General Bondi called “infinite shrinking” of prohibitions.

At the improvised press conference, the President recognized the ruling as a “monumental victory of the Constitution, the department of powers and the rule of law”.

The decision allows him to pursue a number of other policy articles that were thwarted by the prohibitions, including freezing funds for the so -called “sanctuary cities” that are on the path of its mass deportation, stopping refugees and preventing tax money to finance gender transactions.

The president smiled and hid the jokes, inviting journalists to ask more and more questions, as his assistants – including press secretary Carolyn Levit – sat smiling next to him.

“It was a huge victory and we won huge victories,” he said at the end. “But it was a huge victory today.”

On Friday, Trump met with Foreign Ministers Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which had previously signed a peace treaty aimed at stopping decades of struggle between two neighbors.

Further details were scanty, and previous peaceful deals in the region failed – but it did not release the US presidents and the Congolese from framing it as a victory in the generation.

“Today, violence and destruction end, and the whole region is starting a new head of hope and opportunity,” Trump said.

The transaction also helps the US government and US companies access critical minerals in the region.

“I managed to collect them and sell them,” Trump said. “And not only that, we get a lot of rights to the US.”

At his previous press conference, Trump admitted that he knew some details about the conflict that is far from the minds of most Americans.

“I am a little over my league … Because I don’t know too much about it,” he said. “I know one thing. They went for it for many years and with Machete.”

The week was not all victories and roses for Trump.

The largest legislative priorities of the President are the great tax bill, called “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” – reached some checkpoints.

Trump has repeatedly called on the legislators to accept him at his table to enter the law by July 4, Independence Day.

But earlier this week, Senate Parliament Elizabeth McDona said it said Some provisions violated the rules of the Senate, throwing billions of dollars in doubt.

“This is part of the process. This part is part of the United States Senate,” said Caroline Levita earlier this week. “But the president sees the bill unwavering on his desk here in the White House before Independence Day.”

And while Trump said hello to the ceasefire in Iran – as well as in Central Africa and last month between Pakistan and India – as victories, he still made two his biggest promises in peace: in Gaza and Ukraine.

“We are working on it,” Trump said about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine at a press conference on Friday, where he did not mention gas.

Even the end of the US military involvement in Iran is not guaranteed.

During the press conference, Trump asked the BBC if he would consider the Iran’s bombing if he believes that they are starting their nuclear program again.

“Of course, without a doubt,” he replied.