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Defence expert doesn’t expect Trump administration will end military action in Iran ‘anytime soon’
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Members of Congress will receive briefings on military operations against Iran, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. Bill Roggio expresses skepticism about the Trump administration's strategy, emphasizing the need for a ground game involving the Iranian people to achieve regime change.
- Members of Congress will receive briefings on Iranian strikes from key officials, indicating ongoing military operations against Iran. Bill Roggio expresses skepticism about the Trump administrations ability to wrap up military actions in Iran soon, suggesting that the ultimate goals remain unclear
- Roggio emphasizes that overthrowing the Iranian regime would require a ground game involving the Iranian people, as airstrikes alone are insufficient. He notes that negotiations with Iran are unlikely until a stable leadership is established due to the current instability
- Roggio points out that Irans attacks on neighboring countries could mobilize these nations against Iran, complicating regional dynamics. He warns that while the U.S. and Israel may handle military aspects, political ramifications could shift support from regional allies
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Bill Roggio asserts that the U.S. will persist in military actions in Iran with the goal of regime change.
- Bill Roggio believes the U.S. will continue military action in Iran, aiming for regime change. He notes that the Iranian influence is insufficient to incite significant public dissent in the Arab world, suggesting their strategies may be outdated