that's some fine negotiating, Jared
* SENIOR IRANIAN OFFICIAL TO REUTERS: IRAN HAS DECIDED TO SHIFT ITS POLICY FROM DEFENSIVE TO A 'FULLY OFFENSIVE' ONE
* IRAN HAS SET A DEADLINE OF A FEW WEEKS FOR FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF MOU BY U.S. - SENIOR IRANIAN OFFICIAL
Little rocket man might have more rockets than us at this point
hmm..
" [insert country here] will not tolerate these actions" is the catch phrase of this war
doesn't seem to be shrinking yet, despite Trump's apparently shrinking aggression
Trump lost the operational tempo, Iran can ramp it up to create trouble for Trump
The more Trump sits on the sideline, the more chance for Iran to prepare for more war
Logistically, Iran already wrecked us, tbh.
"strategic retreat"
looks very similar to what we've been doing since 2018
Jesus, everyone knows it's hot air at this point. He needs to just shut the up and get us the out
he'll do neither, most likely
handing his mess to the Dems in 2029 so the eventual withdrawal can be blamed on them seems most likely
Trump likes to recycle ideas, he did similar in 2020 -- surrendered to the Taliban but postponed the withdrawal until 2021 so Biden would catch the loss
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...fter-iran-war/Pentagon weighing smaller U.S. military presence in Gulf once Iran war ends
The Pentagon is evaluating its military footprint in the Middle East in an early sign of the Iran war’s potential to transform the U.S. presence in the region, according to eight people, including officials and others familiar with the matter.
One of the key areas the Defense Department is assessing is whether to pull back troops from the Persian Gulf, where America’s large overseas military bases have been battered by months of Iranian strikes, two people familiar with the ongoing analysis said.
The damage to these facilities has prompted a once-in-a-generation chance for the Pentagon to reconsider its presence in the region. The Defense Department has already signaled that it might not rebuild its bases as they were before the conflict.
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More hawkish voices in Washington have sought to influence the Pentagon’s planning by proposing the movement of U.S. troops in the region to Israel. A report by the pro-Israel group Jewish Ins ute for National Security of America in March called for more U.S. military assets to be moved to Israel’s Ovda Airbase.
This winter, in the run-up to Operation Epic Fury, Washington sent F-22 Raptor fighter jets to the base in a sign of deepening U.S.-Israel military relations.
There is disagreement within the Trump administration over that recommendation given concerns that an expanded U.S. presence there could pose a counterintelligence vulnerability amid the Pentagon’s growing concern about Israeli espionage.
Also, the office of Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby has launched a public review of America’s military presence in NATO, after the Trump administration announced it was pulling thousands of troops out of Germany and Poland. The study is set to conclude in December.
it's a shame this country is being led by a midwit, degenerate crook
It's pathetic everyone knew at the voting booth knew this and didn't care.
they *liked it*
"the US controls the strait"
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