Greetings, folks! Welcome to Cash’s Crew, Trump dropped the hammer on Iran— after giving Iran 60 days to ditch their nuclear ambitions, Iran chose to ignore the warning and found out instead! Now they are crying tears saltier than you know whose fries. Three nuclear centers were obliterated, and now their weak retaliation hits Qatar! Today, we’re peeling back the layers of a wild ride with Donald Trump and Iran over the weekend. There is a lot of fake news out there and misleading information. We will cut through the lies and post a timeline and explanation together.

It kicked off on April 12, 2025, when Trump, fresh off his inauguration, slapped Iran with a 60-day ultimatum to negotiate the end of their nuclear program or face the consequences. Fast forward to June 21, when Trump, fed up with their stalling, ordered U.S. forces to obliterate three nuclear centers—Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan—dealing a blow that shook the Middle East. Now, today, June 23, Iran’s lashing out with a so-called retaliation, firing missiles at the U.S. airbase in Qatar and other regional bases, is a desperate face-saving move that’s more whimper than roar. Posts found on X are lighting up with cheers for Trump’s guts, with one user quipping, “Iran’s crying, and we’re winning!” The establishment’s already crying “escalation,” but let’s cut the crap—this is America First flexing its muscles, and it’s about time.

The 60-Day Ultimatum: Trump Draws the Line

It all started on April 12, 2025, when Trump took to Truth Social with a bold declaration: Iran had 60 days to negotiate the dismantlement of its nuclear program or face “brutal attacks.” This wasn’t some off-the-cuff tweet—it was a calculated move, setting a deadline of June 11, 2025, to force Tehran to the table. Americans voted for Trump because they want peace through strength, like Reagan's "tear down this wall." Trump calls the same foreign policy approach "America First." He leveraged his “peace through strength” mantra, warning Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that refusal meant ruin.

The establishment media, like CNN, scoffed, calling it “brinkmanship,” but posts found on X hailed it as a return to American dominance after Biden’s weak $6 billion handout to Iran in 2023 and Obama’s $1.7 billion cash drop in 2016. Iran’s response? Silence, followed by defiance, enriching uranium to 60% purity despite IAEA warnings—a red line Trump wasn’t about to ignore.

The 60-day clock ticked down with Iran playing games, rejecting U.S. envoys, and doubling down on their nuclear rhetoric. Trump’s team, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, pushed for a deal, but Tehran’s refusal to budge—coupled with Israel’s growing anxiety over Iran’s 19,000 centrifuges—shifted the gears. June 11 passed without a deal. The establishment narrative pushed diplomacy, with China and Russia urging a ceasefire, but Trump’s patience wore thin. This wasn’t just about nukes—it was about sending a message to a regime that’s bankrolling terror from Hezbollah to Hamas, costing the U.S. billions in Middle East stability. The 60-day ultimatum was a test, and Iran found out. Promises Made, Promises Kept.

The Strikes: Trump Takes Out Three Nuclear Centers
When the deadline lapsed, Israel struck first on June 13, 2025, hitting military targets, but it was Trump’s move on June 21 that turned heads, "Operation Midnight Hammer,”. Ordering B-2 stealth bombers and submarine-launched Tomahawks, he targeted Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan—Iran’s nuclear crown jewels. Fordo, buried 300 feet under a mountain, took six 30,000-pound GBU-57 bunker busters, the first time these bombs were ever used operationally. While Natanz and Isfahan faced dozens of precision strikes, claiming to “completely and totally obliterate” their enrichment capacity. Trump’s address from the White House, flanked by Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, boasted a “spectacular military success,” with Gen. Dan Caine confirming “extremely severe damage.”

The establishment, predictably, lost its mind. CNN labeled it a “reckless gamble,” while the U.N.’s António Guterres decried it as a “threat to peace,” but Iran’s been a threat since 1979, sponsoring terror that’s killed hundreds of Americans and thousands of Jews. The strikes followed a week of U.S. intelligence showing Iran moving enriched uranium, prompting Trump to act after a June 9 briefing with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Satellite imagery, per web reports, shows craters at Fordo and debris at Natanz, though the damage extent is unverified—treat it as inconclusive. Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization downplayed it, claiming “no danger” to civilians, but their silence on specifics screams defeat. This wasn’t just a military hit; it was a psychological blow, with oil prices dipping 4% as markets bet on Iran’s weakness.

Iran’s Retaliation: A Weak Jab at Qatar and U.S. Bases

Today, June 23, 2025, Iran fired back, launching missiles at the Al Udeid airbase in Qatar and other U.S. bases in the Middle East, a so-called retaliation to save face after Trump’s strikes. Iranian state TV boasted 40 missiles, but U.S. Central Command reported most were intercepted, with no casualties at Al Udeid, per web updates. Just like in 2020, this appears to be a save-face retaliation as Iran warned the US and Qatar in advance to make sure no troops were harmed. The establishment media, like the BBC, warn of “escalation,” but Iran’s move looks more like a desperate flail—Qatar’s base houses 10,000 U.S. troops, yet they stood firm.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi vowed “everlasting consequences,” but their military, reeling from lost leaders like Hossein Salami in Israel’s June 13 strikes, lacks the punch to hit back hard. Trump’s Truth Social post today, “Any retaliation meets force far greater,” keeps the pressure on, while posts found on X suggest Iran’s regime is fracturing, with protests in Tehran growing. The Uniparty’s war pigs, like Lindsey Graham, still push boots on the ground, but Trump’s focus remains on strength without invasion—his 50% approval dwarfs the Dems’ 17% flop. The establishment’s ceasefire pleas ring hollow when Iran’s been the aggressor, enriched uranium to threaten Israel and us.

The Bigger Picture: America First vs. the Uniparty

Peace through strength does not mean pacifism. This timeline—60 days, strikes, retaliation—shows Trump’s chess game against Iran’s nuclear threat, a contrast to Biden’s appeasement and Obama’s cash handouts. The $6 billion Biden sent in 2023 and $1.7 billion Obama unfroze in 2016 propped up this regime, while Trump’s personal $50,000 flag buy symbolizes his commitment to return the Golden Age to America. The establishment cries “escalation” to protect globalist interests, but Americans back Trump’s administration of foreign policy and deportations, with 56% approval of a 100% deportation push and a $46.5 billion wall.

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