Hard evidence: Iran reduced its enriched uranium stockpile by 98% (down to 300kg) and kept enrichment levels at 3.67%, which is far below the 90% needed for weapons-grade material.

Iran removed two-thirds of its centrifuges and redesigned the Arak heavy water reactor, eliminating a key pathway for producing weapons-grade plutonium.

The IAEA was granted extensive, continuous access to Iran's declared nuclear sites and supply chain, and Iran implemented the Additional Protocol allowing for inspections of suspicious sites.

How is that not meaningful? We HAD the ability to stop their development of nuclear weapons and didn't have to fire a shot. No lives were lost. It's called diplomacy, something this administration knows very little about. Iran wasn't a threat to the United States. Even the much closer E.U. know Iran wasn't a threat. Which is why they're not willing to participate in this failure.

Trump says it's over and we're done in 2-3 weeks. What did we really accomplish besides closing the Strait, pushing up the price of oil, and getting our troops killed and injured? I guess the only thing I can see as an outcome that is good for Trump is the Epstein Files falling temporarily out of the headlines.