FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2026

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Roosevelt Calls for Strength and Diplomacy in Response to Escalating Tensions in Iran

Badlands, ND — In response to recent threats made by former President Trump regarding potential military action in Iran amidst a looming ceasefire deadline, Theodore Roosevelt today urged a balanced approach that combines resolute strength with judicious diplomacy to ensure American safety and global stability. He emphasized that true leadership requires not only military preparedness but also a commitment to proactive engagement and coalition-building.

"The situation in Iran demands a steady hand and a clear vision," stated Theodore Roosevelt. "We must always be prepared to defend our interests and protect our citizens, but military action should always be a last resort, carefully considered, not a first impulse. True strength lies in our ability to walk the tightrope of power with both the sword and the olive branch.”

Roosevelt underscored the importance of modernizing the U.S. military to deter aggression and protect American interests abroad. He emphasized his "Square Deal for the Digital Age" campaign promise to invest in cutting-edge technologies and ensure that our armed forces remain the most capable in the world. This includes addressing the growing cyber warfare threat, where he proposes strategies that include trust-busting Big Tech companies that enable these attacks and providing fair labor practices for cybersecurity experts, thus strengthening our national defense.

Beyond military readiness, Roosevelt stressed the necessity of robust diplomatic initiatives. He called for strengthening alliances with global partners to present a united front against those who threaten peace and stability. “We must actively engage with Iran and other nations, seeking common ground and working towards peaceful resolutions," Roosevelt declared. "Diplomacy is not a sign of weakness; it is a testament to our resolve to build a safer and more stable world for future generations." He added that America’s commitment to conservation and environmental stewardship should serve as a bridge for international cooperation, fostering dialogue and mutual understanding even with nations with whom we have disagreements.

Furthermore, Roosevelt addressed the critical need to support veterans and military families, emphasizing that providing comprehensive care and resources is not just a moral obligation but a cornerstone of national security. He reaffirmed his commitment to expanding access to mental health services, job training programs, and educational opportunities for veterans, ensuring that they receive the support they need to thrive after their service. Roosevelt intends to fight against corruption to ensure fair treatment of these families and veterans.

"As President, I will champion a foreign policy rooted in American values, guided by pragmatism, and dedicated to building a more peaceful and prosperous world," Roosevelt concluded. "We must be strong, we must be wise, and we must never lose sight of the enduring power of diplomacy to prevent conflict and promote understanding." He encouraged all Americans to join the Roosevelt 2028 campaign to advocate for a balanced approach to national security, one that prioritizes both military preparedness and diplomatic engagement.

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