Analysis: Trump declares victory, no matter what, and the Iran war is the latest example

This article analyzes former President Donald Trump's tendency to declare victory regardless of the actual outcome. It highlights a past admission of financial struggles, a rare occurrence for Trump, who typically projects an image of constant success. The article uses the recent Iran conflict as an example, noting that Trump declared victory soon after the war began, even as Iran struck U.S. targets and disrupted global trade. Despite the new Supreme leader being more hard-line, Iran still possessing enriched uranium, and the Strait of Hormuz remaining under Iranian control, Trump maintains that the United States achieved its goals. He publicly refuted claims that his victory declaration was premature, underscoring his consistent narrative of winning.