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Iran strikes: resume again, by US and Saudi Arabia, 8:00 p.m. ET tonight. Data continues to suggest that his has been a less-than-half-hearted effort by US allies other than Israel. Either folks in Washington, DC, have not read or not following the writings of Sun Tzu, The Art of War. From today's WSJ, how many times have we heard this? Is the administration admitting that it purposely failed to take out Iran's missile capability -- the one that killed American soldiers last week?
Now, as Trump moves to strike back after Iran’s surprise missile attack Tuesday, the president will decide how far to go. He could greenlight Cooper’s option of 10 to 14 days of intensive airstrikes intended to cripple Iran’s missile capability despite warnings that the U.S. is running low on air-defensive munitions. Or, he could opt for a more limited military strike in the hopes diplomacy could be pursued.
New: "... afraid and angry ... airstrikes have worn on her nerves."
