Trump’s Handling of Iran War
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Iran's economy remains crippled by sanctions and a U.S. blockade, leaving Tehran with few options now that its control over the Strait of Hormuz has slipped.
As fuel costs climbed and commercial ships again came under fire in the Strait of Hormuz, Ohio Sen. Jon Husted blamed Iran, Russia, and congressional Democrats after voting against an order to pull
"Iran remains under enormous military and economic pressure, but its setbacks in its traditional centers of influence have not ended its ability to impose costs elsewhere," writes Hamidreza Azizi.
"U.S. airfields around the world are vulnerable to a range of attacks," including "terrorist saboteurs," one expert told Newsweek.
Navy studies have shown that exhaustion onboard ships can increase the risk of accidents. Military families are concerned about fatigue putting sailors in danger during long deployments in the Iran war.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps published a "letter to the American people" urging them to reconsider President Trump's leadership.