As tensions escalate between the United States and Iran, President Trump is offering Iran a final opportunity to negotiate, backed by a show of military force. Despite his reputation for disrupting international norms, Trump has emerged as a strong advocate for nuclear nonproliferation, prioritizing the prevention of nuclear weapons spread over multilateral diplomatic processes. His approach contrasts with previous administrations, favoring direct pressure and swift action rather than drawn-out negotiations.

Trump's stance aligns closely with Israel, which has actively worked to prevent nuclear proliferation in the region. While critics fear that further strikes on Iran could spark a wider conflict, the article argues that both Trump and Iran's leaders are cautious about provoking a full-scale war. As the traditional global order shifts, Trump's focus remains on preventing dangerous regimes from acquiring nuclear capabilities.