Pete Hegseth, the Christian fanatic playing the role of secretary of War, has emerged as President Donald Trump’s face of the illegal war of aggression against Iran, offering reporters made-for-TV quotes about the direction of the war and what he sees as U.S. dominance over the inferior Iranians.
Canadian Prime Minister visited his Australian counterpart, Anthony Albanese, and the two made sure to make it clear that they supported the U.S.-Israel war of aggression against Iran, and criticized Tehran for fighting back, calling on the bombed-out country to “de-escalate.”
President Donald Trump said early last week that the war in Iran would likely take no more than five weeks, but by the end of last week, he said the U.S. military can fight Iran “forever.”
President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social Friday that he will not end the war in Iran until its government agrees to an “unconditional surrender.”
A U.S. submarine in the Indian Ocean sank a weaponless Iranian frigate on its way back from military exercises off the coast of India, killing at least 87 and forcing the Sri Lankan Coast Guard to save 32 sailors who had been left for dead by the American sub.
Despite claims from President Donald Trump and his Secretary of State Marco Rubio, administration officials informed congressional staffers after the opening strikes against Iran that intelligence assessments did not indicate that Tehran had been planning a preemptive strike, the Associated Press reported, citing three individuals with knowledge of the briefings.
Iranians in Tehran had to worry about U.S.-Israeli bombs and acid rain after Israel escalated the conflict by striking 30 fuel refineries in the country to further punish the population.
The deadly shooting in Austin, Texas, allegedly committed by a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Senegal and was wearing a “Property of Allah” sweater, has been seized by Republicans as an example of the inherent risk of living alongside Muslims and has toughened their stance on immigration.
As for how long the U.S. and Israel would be fighting the Iran War, last Monday, President Donald Trump said, “Right from the beginning, we projected four to five weeks, but we have capability to go far longer than that.”