Trump’s war on Iran echoes Bush’s 2003 Iraq invasion: false claims, ignored allies, and no exit plan.
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Trump’s generals warn that a prolonged air campaign against Iran could deplete munitions and risk escalation, complicating defense of regional allies.
On Saturday, as President Donald Trump announced that the United States had launched a major attack on Iran, the Israeli…
Trump is being dragged into a war with Iran, much like Putin was into Ukraine: emboldened by a perceived victory and ignoring military warnings.
Two Iran-aligned Iraqi factions are openly recruiting for war, alarming the Iraqi government; the factions “listen to no one.”
Trump’s war on Iran will fail because its demands are designed for rejection; airstrikes cannot erase knowledge or end missile programs.
Trump’s push for war with Iran is driven not by strategy, but by political survival—a desperate attempt to silence critics.
With the USS Gerald R. Ford in the Mediterranean, the U.S. is poised for a strike on Iran; diplomacy narrows.
Trump’s ultimatum to Iran expires this weekend; Geneva talks are the last exit before the strike window opens.
Trump’s march toward war with Iran is autocratic decree, not persuasion—negating democratic deliberation. Americans will pay for a war they never chose.