President Donald Trump's administration has deliberately redefined terms like "America First" to encompass preemptive strikes and has presented attacks on Iran's nuclear program as decisive, despite acknowledging they only offer temporary setbacks.The ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues to cause significant economic turmoil, with soaring energy prices and market volatility prompting Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's pledge to escort vessels as soon as militarily feasible.Experts express grave concerns that the conflict risks escalating into a wider, unplanned confrontation, with decision-making within the White House characterized as opaque and unpredictable.These escalating pressures, coupled with rising oil prices and domestic political considerations, could hasten a US withdrawal, as analysts fear the situation may devolve into a "conflagration" akin to pre-
World War I conditions.