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US-Iran: The shadow of the invasion of Iraq hangs over Trump’s decision on whether to bomb Iran. But a repeat of the intervention is more likely to…
US President Donald Trump wants to decide within two weeks, according to official statements, whether the US will intervene in the conflict between Israel and Iran. "Trump is looking at the direction in which the wind blows," says Euractiv-editor Matthew Karnitschnig.
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scheerpost.comAnother Iraq? Military Expert Warns U.S. Has No Real Plan If It joins Israel’s War on Iran
As Israeli warplanes continue to pummel Tehran and other parts of the country, President Trump has given mixed messages on whether the U.S. will join Israel’s war on Iran. Trump’s press secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a message on Thursday that Trump will decide on direct U.S. involvement in the next two weeks. Leavitt delivered the message shortly after Trump met with his former advisor Steve Bannon, who has publicly warned against war with
Diplomacy, Not Force, Is Still Trump’s Best Iran Bet
Foreign Affairs Diplomacy, Not Force, Is Still Trump’s Best Iran Bet The unknown negative externalities of entering the war are daunting. Credit: lev radin/Shutterstock This piece was simultaneously published in The Guardian. Two decades ago, as Americans debated whether their country should invade Iraq, one question loomed the largest: Did Saddam Hussein possess weapons of mass destruction? If so, the implication was that the United States sh…
Possible action by U.S. in Iran revives memories of Iraq
WASHINGTON — A little more than 22 years ago, Washington was on edge as a president stood on the precipice of ordering an invasion of Baghdad. The expectation was that it would be a quick, triumphant "mission accomplished."
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