For a moment, it looked like war was inevitable. In early January, as Iran was rocked by its deadliest protests in decades, President Donald Trump issued some of the strongest threats of his presidency. He warned Tehran that if peaceful protesters were slaughtered, the United States would step in. Then came the post that shocked everyone: “HELP IS ON ITS WAY.” <br /> <br />Behind the scenes, Trump ordered the Pentagon to prepare military options. Strike plans were drafted. U.S. bases across the Middle East went on alert. Non-essential personnel were quietly moved out of key locations—especially Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest U.S. military hub in the region. And then… nothing happened. No airstrikes. No missiles. No war. <br /> <br />So why did Trump suddenly pull back? According to a detailed report by The Wall Street Journal, the decision wasn’t about one single factor—but a stack of serious warnings that landed on the president’s desk. <br /> <br />#TrumpVsKhamenei #IranAttackThreat #TrumpIranWar #KhameneiRevenge #TrumpIranTensions #USAttackIran #TrumpIranNews #DonaldTrumpIran #TrumpIranStatement #TrumpKhameneiShowdown #IranKhamenei #TrumpIranComments #TrumpNotPowerful #KhameneiTarget #IranWarFears #TrumpBacksDown #USMilitaryLimits #IranCrisis #TrumpIranAnalysis #MiddleEastTensions #TrumpIranThreat #KhameneiProtests #IranTakeoverTalk #GlobalWarAlert #BreakingGeopolitics<br /><br />~HT.410~PR.152~ED.103~
