Mahesh Sachdev, a former diplomat, highlighted the precarious position of U.S. President Donald Trump amid the ongoing war on Iran. With approval ratings plummeting to record lows, over two-thirds of Americans oppose the war, increasing the risk of impeachment. According to Sachdev, Trump must secure Congressional approval to continue military actions, as mandated by the U.S. Constitution, and he has only 15 days left to do so. Although the Republican Party holds a majority in Congress, many members, alongside most Democrats, are against the continuation of the conflict, particularly with midterm elections approaching in seven months. Sachdev warned that failure to address these issues could jeopardize Trump's position, especially relating to the Epstein files, where he is implicated. Additionally, reports indicate that China is significantly involved in supporting Iran, complicating the geopolitical landscape. China may be supplying weapon systems to Iran through third parties like North Korea while maintaining its denials. The dynamics of the conflict and international relations are evolving, suggesting a potential shift towards a war of attrition or an undeclared ceasefire.