Donald Trump News / Why did Trump give Iran 14 days' time? What is the secret of the 'Taco' plan?

Donald Trump News: US President Donald Trump has created a new stir in global politics by giving Iran a 14-day deadline. Trump says that if Iran does not take any constructive steps in this period, then the US can consider military intervention. This warning has come at a time when Israel-Iran tensions are at their peak and Israel has claimed that it has pushed Iran's nuclear program back by two years.

What is Trump's 'Trick or Taco' strategy?

According to analysts, this strategy of Trump is becoming popular by the name "Trick or Taco". This name is symbolic - on the one hand 'trick', that is, the game of threat and confusion, on the other hand 'taco', that is, unexpected and confusing moves. Experts believe that this timeline is actually an attempt to put psychological pressure on Iran so that it stops its nuclear program. Also, this time can also give America an opportunity to strengthen military preparations.

Israel given a free hand, Europe sidelined

While Trump did not raise any objection to Israel's military actions, he completely rejected European mediation. According to him, Iran does not want to talk to anyone except the US. This approach indicates a turn of global diplomacy in a unipolar direction, due to which the role of European powers is getting weakened.

Doors of talks closed

Iran has made it clear that it will not participate in any talks until Israel stops attacks. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi termed it as "joint aggression" of the US and Israel. Meanwhile, the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation are discussing the issue in depth, but a concrete solution still seems far away.

Fears of global economic impact

If the US attacks Iran, it will have a direct impact on the global economy. Due to increasing tension in the Gulf region, crude oil prices may skyrocket. Along with this, a huge decline and instability may be seen in the global stock markets. At the same time, commodity markets—particularly gold and silver—could see a sharp surge as investors flee to safer options.