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Congressman Seth Moulton has declared U.S. strikes on Iran 'illegal' and 'unconstitutional,' likening the situation to 'Iraq 2.0.' He warns of risks to American troops, potential hostage situations, and the danger of empowering Iranian hardliners, arguing the current crisis is a self-inflicted wound from withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged "maximum restraint" from all parties following reported strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. Addressing the UN Security Council, Guterres emphasized the urgent need to de-escalate rising regional tensions and avert a wider conflict.
Leading Democrats and foreign policy experts are denouncing recent U.S. strikes on Iran, citing weak justifications and poor planning. Critics warn of a 'war of choice' with no clear endgame, potentially leading to regime change and regional chaos.
Senator Chris Coons has voiced strong objections to the U.S. strikes in Iran, criticizing the move as undemocratic and lacking clear justification. He expressed concerns about regional stability and the absence of broad allied support.
Rep. Seth Moulton has strongly condemned President Trump's recent strikes on Iran, calling them "illegal" and "unconstitutional." He fears the actions echo the mistakes made in Iraq, citing a lack of clear strategy and potential misinformation. Moulton also raised concerns about the administration bypassing congressional approval for military action.
Lawmakers are raising constitutional concerns over recent U.S. strikes on Iran, questioning the President's authority to conduct acts of war without congressional approval. A proposed War Powers Resolution aims to limit military action against Iran unless explicitly authorized by Congress.
Air raid sirens blared across Tel Aviv as Iran launched retaliatory strikes, captured live on television. The dramatic escalation followed earlier U.S. and Israeli military actions, highlighting the region's volatile security landscape amidst reporting challenges from Iran due to an internet blackout.
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper stated that recent U.S. strikes against Iran were the "right call," deeming the regime the weakest in 47 years. He cited Iran's stalled nuclear program and diminished regional influence as key factors. Esper discussed potential scenarios, emphasizing that regime change ultimately depends on the Iranian people.
Lord Peter Ricketts, former UK National Security Advisor, has expressed concern over recent US-led strikes on Iran, questioning their legality and warning of dangerous escalation. He noted President Trump's apparent embrace of military action, which risks significant retaliation from Iran.
The United States and Israel have launched coordinated strikes targeting Iran's missile infrastructure, with former President Trump vowing a "massive and ongoing operation." While Iran claims a counterattack, concerns mount over the U.S.'s preparedness for the potential aftermath, including regional instability and the risk of entanglement in internal Iranian affairs. The UK has stated it did not participate in the strikes.
