When the US launched its bombing campaign against Iran on Feb 28, President Trump expected a swift victory. Instead, within weeks, the conflict began exposing mounting losses and damage to expensive military hardware. Here’s what a report by the US Congress’s think tank reveals
Just a week before the US launched ‘Operation Epic Fury’ against Iran on February 28, a senior Pentagon official reportedly warned that such a military campaign could strain American weapons stockpiles.
US media later reported that General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had also cautioned about the risk of a “long-term entanglement”.
US media later reported that General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had also cautioned about the risk of a “long-term entanglement”.