The U.S. government should reinvoke sanctions on Iran or 'take them out of business in any of their other dealings' if American military bases in Iraq and Syria continue to be attacked by groups likely backed by Tehran, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt said.
The U.S. government should reinvoke sanctions on Iran or "take them out of business in any of their other dealings" if American military bases in Iraq and Syria continue to be attacked by groups likely backed by Tehran , retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt told Newsmax on Friday.
"We have to let our commanders defend themselves, and what we have to do now is start to project the strength that we lost in Afghanistan, a deterrable war in Ukraine, and now here we are with a war that should be confined to a country, could go regional, could go global," he added.
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