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2026-09-02
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2026-09-02
Iran struck US military targets in Jordan, an action Tehran sees as preparing its forces for potential strikes on Israel, Mohammad Eslami, a Middle East and North Africa researcher at Tehran University, said. He said the strikes came despite warnings
Iran struck US military targets in Jordan, an action Tehran sees as preparing its forces for potential strikes on Israel, Mohammad Eslami, a Middle East and North Africa researcher at Tehran University, said. He said the strikes came despite warnings from Trump because Iran concluded Washington was not serious about a diplomatic solution, that Tehran now expects a second, full-scale confrontation with the US and Israel, and that the earlier phase exposed limits of US and Israeli force; Iran will respond more forcefully and used the Jordan attacks to ready its forces should a full war erupt.
2026-09-02
Harlan Ullman, chairman of Killowen Group and a retired senior US navy officer who served in the Gulf, said Washington’s operational constraints and a dwindling set of military targets make further US strikes on Iran likely to remain limited. He said
Harlan Ullman, chairman of Killowen Group and a retired senior US navy officer who served in the Gulf, said Washington’s operational constraints and a dwindling set of military targets make further US strikes on Iran likely to remain limited. He said the Trump administration appears intent on keeping strikes very limited to avoid escalation and is relying primarily on economic strangulation; whether Iran can hold out or US domestic political pressure forces talks is uncertain. Ullman warned that expanding targets to civilian infrastructure would risk war-crime allegations. He added some senior US officers have warned the campaign is degrading US readiness: extended deployments and deferred maintenance will put carriers USS Lincoln and USS Gerald R. Ford into shipyards for months, effectively sidelining two nuclear-powered carriers without Iran mounting a direct attack.
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