Waltz Goes Rogue, Plans Strikes On Iran Nuclear Sites With Netanyahu Without Trump Approval? CLRCUT

In the heart of Washington’s power corridors, a Signal chat misfire pulled back the curtain on something far bigger — a top Trump adviser allegedly freelancing foreign policy with Israel behind the president’s back. Mike Waltz’s dismissal as National Security Adviser wasn't just about an accidental group text; it revealed a months-long internal clash over how far the US should go in confronting Iran. According to a Washington Post exclusive, Waltz engaged in off-the-books coordination with Israeli PM Netanyahu on possible military strikes — actions that reportedly blindsided Trump, who preferred diplomacy over escalation. Now, as Trump reshuffles his team — nominating Waltz for the UN and naming Marco Rubio as acting NSA — Iran is responding with calculated calm, signaling openness to negotiations but warning against Israeli interference. Meanwhile, postponed US-Iran talks are stirring speculation of deeper tensions, possibly involving the IAEA and the shifting sands of Trump’s foreign policy machine.
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