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The U.S. and Iran are engaged in escalating military actions, with strikes hitting capitals and key infrastructure across the Middle East. Meanwhile, U.S. Senator Andy Kim is leading calls for a congressional vote on war powers, arguing that the American people do not want this conflict and that the nation is becoming increasingly isolated.
Experts warn that a military confrontation between the US and Iran feels "almost inevitable" as diplomatic options narrow and Western nations evacuate staff from the region. The potential scale and objectives of any U.S. action remain unclear, while Iran's proxy network poses a significant threat of retaliation.
Amidst escalating U.S. military posturing, indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran have resumed in Geneva concerning Iran's nuclear program. Experts weigh in on the complex demands, potential concessions, and the unpredictable consequences of military action, highlighting that while an all-out war is unlikely, a limited strike could escalate.
