Trump Announces Eye-For-An-Eye Escalation Trap With Iran

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President Donald Trump announced Monday that attacks by Iran will be reciprocated with larger U.S. counterattacks.

The policy appears to place the ability to deescalate the conflict entirely within the control of the Islamic Republic, risking an escalation spiral.

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The announcement comes days after the deaths of three U.S. service members within the combat zone.

Alex Jones Live reported how Washington is hurtling toward an all-out conflict with Tehran, despite lacking sufficient weapon supplies and facing force projection issues due to damaged military infrastructure in the region.

An escalation spiral is now imminent as Iran’s President announces Tehran is already in a “full-scale war.”

“The reality is that today the Islamic Republic of Iran is engaged in a full-scale war,” Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday. “…we must be realistic and accept the natural consequences of this resistance.”

While Washington is reportedly preparing to expand the war, it faces hard limits on doing so.

“The U.S. is planning for a wider war,” a U.S. official familiar with internal administration discussions told The Washington Post under the condition of anonymity Monday.

The official also said the Pentagon was increasing the number of military aircraft in the region, but also explained the expansion is limited by the stockpiles of air defense systems and long-range munitions, as well as constraints on the ability to send more troops and aircraft into the region because of damage to military infrastructure. According to the official, the U.S. is running into its force projection limits.

“We do not have enough to safely sustain operations, and I don’t think the White House is aware of that,” the official said.

Other military experts doubt Washington’s ability to successfully launch a ground invasion of Iran.

“I think it would be a mistake to put ground forces anywhere in islands in the strait or onshore,” Seth Jones, head of the defense and security department at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies said. “I don’t think U.S. forces are prepared for standoff strikes from Iranians.”


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