Axios Trump s circle feels remorse as the cost of the war on Iran escalates

Axios said on Monday that a state of decline and remorse has begun to escalate within the administration of US President Donald Trump regarding the military campaign on Iran as it enters its third week “in light of its failure to achieve its objective of toppling the regime.”
Translation – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
According to the website, one official described this feeling as what is known as “buyer’s remorse,” indicating growing concerns within Trump’s circle that the decision to launch the attack on Iran might have been an incorrect decision.
It pointed out that Trump, accustomed to making quick decisions and relying on improvisation, is currently facing the reality of a complex war whose repercussions extend beyond the limits of his urgent decisions.
The American-Israeli war on Iran has entered its third week without achieving its goal of toppling the regime, while the Iranian response—targeting the aggressors’ bases and closing the Strait of Hormuz—has turned the tables on them.
The prices of petroleum derivatives in the US have witnessed a notable rise, which has caused a state of discontent within the American street after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz to American ships and companies linked to American and Israeli interests.