Caine warns Iran strike could heighten U.S. troop risk amid ammo gaps and weak allied backing
TL;DR
Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned that an attack on Iran could pose greater danger to U.S. troops if critical munitions are scarce and allied support is lacking, according to insiders discussing internal Pentagon briefings as the Trump administration weighs a strike.
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