US Iran tension : Tension between America and Iran has once again reached its peak, a war may break out between the two countries. In view of this, many countries including India have advised their citizens to leave Iran. Meanwhile, news of differences between the US Army and President Donald Trump regarding the attack on Iran is in the headlines. On which Trump had to give clarification.
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In fact, there were reports in the American media that General Dan Kane, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army, had warned about many dangers related to the attack on Iran. General Dan Kane had said that this could lead to a long conflict. After this, questions started arising that whether President Trump and the top officials of the US Army are divided over whether Iran should be attacked or not? Trump described these reports as false on Monday, February 23.
President Trump wrote on Truth Social, “There are many stories circulating in the fake news media saying that General Daniel Caine, sometimes called Razin, is against our war with Iran. This story does not credit anyone with this wealth of knowledge, and is 100% false. General Caine, like all of us, would not like to see war, but if a decision is made to go after Iran at the military level, his opinion is that This can be easily won. He knows Iran very well because he was in charge of the attack on the Iranian nuclear development, it is no longer a development, but it was blown up by our great B-2 bombers.”
Trump further wrote, “Razin Kane is a great fighter, and represents the most powerful military anywhere in the world. He hasn’t talked about not attacking Iran, or even about those fake limited strikes I’ve been reading about, he just knows one thing, how to win and if he was asked to do so, he would lead the pack. Everything that has been written about a potential war with Iran is wrong.” It was written, and deliberately so. I call the shots, I would love to make a deal, but if we don’t make a deal, it will be a very bad day for the country and, very sadly, for its people, because they are great and wonderful, and this should never have happened to them.”
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