Trump on a high after ‘tremendous’ wins at home and abroad

Donald Trump Week started with a perfect way as she lost cold through her frustrations in mounting and Iran and Israeli cessions.

It was completed by the American President of the American President in the White House – not once, but twice, because he celebrated a number of significant political victories in the country and abroad.

Trump was in a triumphal mood, appropriate to questions for more than an hour at a press conference that turned into meander praised his achievements.

Here looked at four big victories since this week, as well as a reminder of some things that did not go fully presidential way.

A successful US strike on Iran nuclear facilities 21. June followed only three days later to Trump’s announcement a “Complete and total” Termination of fire in what he called “12-day war” between Israel and Iran.

He had a rocky start. Non-tread before the announcement, Iran fired ballistic missiles in American Airbase in Qatar, distortion of fears of warws across Persian bay.

Even after the ceasefire, things looked soaked. Both sides were quickly accused of breaking it, encourage angry, explemental tirada to journalists at the lawn for the White House.

According to his own reception, Trump was just closely managed to convince the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netaniah to cancel further attacks in Iran.

But in the end, she held a truce, allowing the President to proudly that his military player “incredible” striked Iranian, that “peacekeeper” was a victory as peace and further to derail him in Gaza and Ukraine.

Trump was on his way to Netherlands at the NATO Summit when the NATO Secretary Summit Mark Ruttea, dissolve praise on him due to strikes in Iran – texts, the president was more than happy to make publicly.

During his whirling visit to the top, US Allies are dedicated to 5% defensive spendingsomething president repeatedly and vocally called.

Then during the Common Press Conference, Rutte was a trump called “Dad”, an invitation to the president who could mediate the truce between Israel and Iran.

Trump seemed to accept Novoke.

“I think he loves me. If it doesn’t … I’ll be back and hit him hard,” said Trump at the press conference, with Secretary State Marko Rubio, who laughs next to him. “He did it very stubborn.”

Shortly afterwards, the white house published various videos of the winning trump with the island of “Dad’s home”.

The Trump Sunday ended the high note with the news that the Supreme Court issued a judgment that would suppress the power of judges to block their nation orders.

While the ruling arises from the case in relation to Trump’s ability to end the citizenship for births for children of some immigrants, it has an implication cleaning. It will be more difficult for lower courts to challenge Trump’s domestic agenda through which lawyers Pam Bondi described as a “endless barrage” ban.

At a conference on improper informatics, the president ruled as a “monumental victory for the constitution, separation of powers and rule of law”.

The decision allows him to continue numerous other policy items that have converted freezing on the so-called “shrine of cities”, which stands on the road of its mass deportment plant and prevent taxes from financing for funding for gender operations.

The president smiled and broke the jokes, inviting journalists to ask more questions, as well as his cooperation – including the Secretary of Print Karolina Leavitt – the clock smiles next to him.

“This was a huge victory and we had huge victories,” he said at the end. “But this was a huge victory today.”

On Friday afternoon, Trump met with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, which earlier during the day, signed a peace agreement in order to complete decades of fighting in the fight between two neighbors.

Further details are scarce and previous peace treaties in the region have failed – however, it did not deter the American and Congolese presidents to frame it as a generational victory.

“Today, violence and destruction ends, and the entire region starts a new chapter of hope and possibilities,” Trump said.

The agreement also helps the American government and American companies access critical minerals in the region.

“I could put them together and sell them,” Trump said. “And not only that, we get for the United States of many mineral rights from Congo.”

According to his earlier journalistic conference conferences, Trump admitted that he knew several detail about the conflict, which was far from the minds of most Americans.

“I’m a little bit of my league … because I don’t know too much about it,” he said. “I know one thing. They went for for many years and with swords.”

Sunday was not all victories and roses for Trump.

The largest president for legislative priority – the mass tax called “one, large, beautiful account” – hit some road blockades.

Trump has repeatedly called on legislations to put it on its own to apply to right to 4. July, independence day in the US.

But before this week, Parliamentary parliamentary Elizabeth Macdonough said that Certain 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 part of the United States section,” Karoline Leavitt said earlier this week. “But the president is unwavering because he saw this account here on his desk at the White House given by Independence.”

And while Trump welcomed the truce in Iran – as well as those in Central Africa and last month between Pakistan and India – as victories, he has so far lost in two of his greatest promises for peace: in Gaza and Ukraine.

“We work on it”, “Trump said about the conflict of Russia and Ukraine at the Friday conference on Friday, where he did not mention Gaza.

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

During the press conference, the BBC requested that the BBC would ask that the Iran bombing would be reconsidered to believe their nuclear program.

“Of course, without question absolutely,” he replied.