'Every Bridge in Iran Will Be Decimated' 

The article frames Trump's Iran threats through a libertarian anti-war lens, emphasizing the cost and unpopularity of military conflict while presenting escalation threats via direct quotes without contextual pushback. The framing treats military spending as wasteful ('expensive, pointless wars') and uses loaded language ('decimated,' 'exploding') primarily through Trump's own rhetoric, which is presented as sensational rather than strategically analyzed.

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• This article does not address Iran's stated security concerns or rationale for its negotiating positions
• This article does not include analysis from military experts, Middle East specialists, or foreign policy analysts on the credibility or strategic implications of Trump's threats
• This article does not examine the humanitarian implications of the proposed military actions or civilian impact projections