Iran’s retaliation backfires, pushing Gulf allies toward the US, says Hegseth
TL;DR
Pete Hegseth argues Iran’s strikes have backfired by pulling Gulf Cooperation Council members—like the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait—closer to the United States as CENTCOM reports a broad campaign with U.S. bombers striking nearly 200 targets in 72 hours and expanding basing; regional allies condemn Iran’s actions while increasing cooperation with Washington, with analysts suggesting Iran miscalculated by striking U.S. assets in third-country territories.
- Hegseth blasts Brits, says Iran's chaotic retaliation has driven its own allies 'into the American orbit' Fox News
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- America's new war machines showcased in Iran war Axios
- Pete Hegseth Treats Fallen American Soldiers as a PR Problem The Atlantic
- America’s Warriors Are Obliterating Iranian Terror Regime with Unrelenting Force The White House (.gov)
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