Trump rules out withdrawing troops deployed for war in Iran until the mission is “completed”
Trump called a possible withdrawal at this time “insane” because the United States might “have to use” the troops
Trump called a possible withdrawal at this time “insane” because the United States might “have to use” the troops
The truce between the United States and Iran faces its biggest test since April. With attacks that have already caused casualties in Kuwait and cross retaliations, experts consulted by El Comercio warn that the margin to avoid a new war is increasingly shrinking
Analysts consulted by El Comercio maintain that Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have different priorities regarding Iran, a divergence that complicates the negotiations promoted by Washington without jeopardizing the historic alliance between the United States and Israel
Donald Trump confirmed that he will evaluate with his security team a definitive decision on the agreement with Iran, amid key negotiations to end the war and maintain the ceasefire.
The attrition of Tomahawk, Patriot, and THAAD missiles during the war with Iran could take until 2030 to be reversed, warned a CSIS report.
Iran is said to have already communicated that it gives the green light to the agreement, but Donald Trump did not want to approve it immediately
Kuwait | The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced in a statement that it has launched an attack against a United States airbase in response to a previous US offensive in the south of the country
Analysts consulted by El Comercio warn that for Iran the enriched uranium it possesses, in addition to its nuclear program, could be its last card of deterrence; and for Donald Trump its elimination is a non-negotiable condition to end the war