BlockBeats News, July 24th, according to WSJ reports, after entering the fifth month of the US-Iran conflict, President Trump has become increasingly frustrated that the war has not ended, erupting in anger during a White House meeting and publicly expressing his dissatisfaction with the Iranian leadership.

Sources familiar with the matter said that Trump had previously believed the conflict could end within weeks, but the situation has continued to escalate. He has become increasingly skeptical of the possibility of achieving long-term peace through negotiations and believes that Iran will only respond to military pressure.

The report stated that there are internal divisions within the Trump administration regarding the diplomatic path. His negotiators Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff still believe that reaching an agreement with Iran is possible, but some advisors believe that Tehran has entered a retaliatory mode, and continuing military action may be the only option.

With the ceasefire broken, the US and Iran have once again exchanged fire recently. After the Houthi forces attacked a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea, oil prices rose further. Trump warned that if the attacks continued, Iran would face "severe military punishment."

The ongoing war is also beginning to impact US domestic politics. US gasoline prices have risen back above $4 per gallon, US bond yields have hit a new high for Trump's second term, and the market is concerned that high oil prices and economic pressures will weaken the Republican Party's performance in the midterm elections.

Meanwhile, tensions have arisen in the relationship between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Officials revealed that Trump had expressed dissatisfaction with Netanyahu and stated that he did not wish to meet or speak with him frequently.

Furthermore, the war is deepening rifts within Trump's conservative camp. Some longtime supporters are concerned that the conflict will drag down the Republican Party's electoral prospects. Trump advisor Steve Bannon even criticized Netanyahu for leading the US into "a terrible conflict full of lies."