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Top Trump officials, including Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe, faced intense questioning about war decisions concerning Iran. Their evasive answers at a Senate hearing have sparked debate about transparency and accountability in national security policy.
Tulsi Gabbard omitted prepared remarks about Iran's nuclear capabilities during a Senate hearing, contradicting the administration's claims of an imminent threat. Her skipped statements suggested Iran had not rebuilt its nuclear program after U.S. strikes and that developing long-range missiles would take years. This raises questions about internal disagreements on Iran's nuclear status.
Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard warned the Senate Intelligence Committee about rising global threats, including quantum computing advancements, increasing military competition, and the persistent dangers posed by Russia and China. She detailed regional instability, particularly in the Western Hemisphere, and highlighted concerns over North Korea's nuclear ambitions and Russia's advanced military capabilities.
