‘ईरान युद्ध के लिए ट्रंप जिम्मेदार’, पूर्व CIA चीफ बोले- दो पाटों के बीच फंसा अमेरिका, निकलना नहीं आसान – Trump Under Pressure as Iran War Deepens Leon Panetta Warns of No Easy Exit for US ntc dpmx
As the ongoing war with Iran continues to drag on, Donald Trump is facing sharp criticism in his own country, America. Former US Defense Minister and CIA chief Leon Panetta has said that Trump is currently stuck between two legs, from which it is not easy to get out. While talking to the British newspaper ‘The Guardian’, Panetta said that this crisis in the Middle East is largely the result of Trump’s policies.
He said that American security agencies had long known that Iran could affect global oil supplies by disrupting the Strait of Hormuz, but this threat was ignored. Leon Panetta said, ‘It was not difficult to understand that if there was a war with Iran, Hormuz could become the biggest weakness.’ According to Panetta, the current situation shows that America Either underestimated Iran’s reaction or assumed that the war would end quickly.
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The former CIA chief also said that the initial military action iran It has not weakened, rather its leadership has emerged stronger. He pointed out that now a leadership taking a more tough stance has emerged there, due to which the situation has become more complicated. As the war is reaching its fourth week, pressure on Trump is increasing within America too. Public support is decreasing due to rising fuel prices and uncertainty. According to a survey, 59 percent of Americans are opposing attacks on Iran.
Panetta said that there is no easy path before Trump. Retreating from war can be considered weakness, while escalating it further can worsen the situation. He clearly said that the responsibility for this situation lies with Trump himself. He also raised questions on the lack of coordination with allied countries and warned that this could deepen the crisis. Meanwhile, Iran has also warned that if America attacks its power plants, it will target the energy and water infrastructure of the Gulf countries, which may worsen the situation in the entire region.
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