Angry Trump Pressured For 'Proof'?: America In 'N-Arrative' Trap?

Operation Midnight Hammer was always going to be high-stakes, a dramatic show of force using America's most elite stealth bombers to strike deep inside Iran's nuclear infrastructure. But now, the mission is facing an unexpected twist: having to now prove that the strikes were actually a success. And at the centre of this pressure cooker is Donald Trump, a man who, even after the dramatic fireworks and bunker busters, finds himself flustered and furious over being asked one simple question: did it actually work? It all started with a leaked intelligence report doing the rounds right after the strikes, claiming that the U.S. strikes may have only set back Iran's nuclear program by a few months. A few months is a far cry from the "back to the stone-age" blow Trump trumpeted. And that's all it took for the pressure to explode. Trump himself launched into a furious attack on the New York Times and CNN, accusing them of disinformation, treason, and being "enemies of America." He even posted a tweet saying, "Fake News wants Iran to win." That tweet is now everywhere. The clearest sign that even the most powerful man in the world isn't immune to inconvenient narrative triggered by leaked documents.