Barack Obama says US is ‘worse off’ than before US war with Iran
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Trump has signed an agreement to end hostilities with Iran, which includes lifting sanctions and attracting $300 billion in private investment. The decision appears shaped by economic concerns including recession risks and fuel prices, along with domestic political considerations. The agreement has generated substantial debate within the United States over whether it represents a pragmatic resolution to destructive conflict or a strategic capitulation with inadequate protections.
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Former president nevertheless said in an interview that he was happy to see a ceasefire with Iran and hopes it holds
Analysis: Iran peace deal makes clear how far US has been forced to retreat since 2025
Barack Obama has said that after 15 weeks of war with Iran, the US is now “worse off” than before the conflict started in February.
“We’ve now fought a war, spent billions and billions of dollars, you know, put enormous strain on our military. A lot of people have died. And it feels like we’re back where we were before we started the war, except maybe a little bit worse off,” the former US president told NBC News in an interview that aired on Friday.
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