Six months after the start of the war with Iran, the situation does not look favorable for Donald Trump, who promised a short conflict, and reality has brought a decline in his support and prolonged tensions in the region. (translated)
The Atlantic commentator Tom Nichols warns that under the leadership of US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the Pentagon is on the brink of derailment, which is manifested, among other things, by the dismissal of competent officials due to their insufficient loyalty. (translated)
Military commanders warn that further operations against Iran will weaken the readiness of the US army, and the Pentagon describes these concerns as a betrayal of the armed forces. (translated)
U.S. military commanders warn that continuing the war with Iran will weaken the armed forces' readiness to respond to other crises, as emphasized in a document sent to the head of the Pentagon. (translated)
The article refers to a disturbing situation regarding the military resources of the USA, which, due to the intense use of ammunition during the war with Iran, has found itself in a difficult position, having only about 1,000 Patriot and THAAD missiles, while China has over 3,000 ballistic missiles, raising concerns among American allies in Asia, such as Taiwan and Japan, who are anticipating delays in the delivery of American weaponry. (translated)
Support for US President Donald Trump is currently at a record low of 33 percent, as confirmed by the latest Ipsos poll, which also noted a decline in support for US military intervention in Iran to 31 percent of Americans. (translated)
The USS Benfold, an American missile destroyer with a crew of 300, was towed to port in the Philippines after drifting for four days due to generator failures, revealing the difficult conditions aboard the ship and troubling incidents among the sailors, including suicide attempts. (translated)
The USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for over 250 days due to an extended mission in the Middle East, is returning home after a mental health crisis among the crew and difficult living conditions on board, and it will be replaced by the USS George Washington. (translated)
The article "The Failure of U.S. and Israeli Calculations" in the Financial Times analyzes how the war with Iran is transforming the Middle East, leading to increasing skepticism towards the U.S. as a guarantor of security and the perception of Israel as a destabilizing force, which in turn fosters the emergence of new alliances in the region. (translated)
The German press warns about Donald Trump's destructive foreign policy, accusing him of weakening international alliances and making improper decisions in the conflict with Iran and in relations with South Korea. (translated)
Support for U.S. President Donald Trump has fallen to a record low of 33% due to the prolonged conflict with Iran, which has increased Americans' concerns about the longevity of the war and raised fuel prices, also shifting voter preferences in favor of the Democrats. (translated)
The war between the USA and Iran has significantly depleted American stocks of advanced weaponry, which weakens the potential for US military presence in Europe and Asia, limits aid to Ukraine, and may give an advantage to Russia and China, and rebuilding these resources may take years. (translated)
According to the article, Donald Trump is stuck in a parallel reality where he believes in the successes he secured in negotiations with Iran, ignoring the actual difficulties and approaching disgrace, just like Gamal Abdel Nasser did during the Six-Day War. (translated)
As a result of the five-month war with Iran, the United States has almost completely depleted its stockpiles of the most important long-range missiles, raising concerns in the Pentagon about the U.S. military's ability to respond to other potential conflicts, and experts warn that increasing ammunition production may be insufficient in the case of prolonged wars. (translated)
Według najnowszego sondażu Reuters/Ipsos, 69% Amerykanów, w tym 40% wyborców Partii Republikańskiej, uważa, że Donald Trump nie wyjaśnił klarownie celów amerykańskiego zaangażowania militarnego przeciwko Iranowi, co doprowadziło do spadku poparcia dla tej wojny do 33%. #WojnaZIranem #Sondaż #DonaldTrump
Pentagon zaktualizował dane o stratach w wojnie z Iranem, ujawniając, że od początku konfliktu zginęło 18 amerykańskich żołnierzy, a 624 zostało rannych, co było odpowiedzią na krytykę dotyczącą przejrzystości publikowanych informacji. #Pentagon #wojnaZIranem #stratyOsobowe
67 proc. Amerykanów chciałoby natychmiastowego zakończenia wojny z Iranem, a większość z nich ocenia, że konflikt rozwija się gorzej, niż oczekiwał prezydent Donald Trump, według sondażu CBS News/YouGov. #WojnaZIranem #Sondaż #Amerykanie
Większość Amerykanów jest pesymistycznie nastawiona do konfliktu z Iranem, z 75% twierdzących, że przebiega on gorzej, niż przewidywała administracja Donalda Trumpa, oraz 67% domagających się natychmiastowego zakończenia działań militarnych na Bliskim Wschodzie. #wojnaziranem #DonaldTrump #politykaUSA
Republikanie w USA obawiają się wzrostu niezadowolenia wyborców związane z trwającą wojną, rosnącymi cenami i wewnętrznymi kryzysami w partii, co skłania ich do podjęcia działań mających na celu uspokojenie obaw społeczeństwa, jednak ich plany mogą napotkać przeszkody w Senacie, co dodatkowo pogłębia wewnętrzny rozłam w partii. #Republikanie #WojnaZIranem #KosztyŻycia
Podczas wysłuchania przed senacką komisją budżetową sekretarz wojny Pete Hegseth ujawnił, że koszty trwającej wojny z Iranem osiągnęły 37,5 miliarda dolarów, krytykując jednocześnie Kongres za różnice w finansowaniu działań wojennych dla USA i Ukrainy oraz podnosząc pytania o przyszłość konfliktu i wsparcie ze strony Rosji i Chin. #WojnaZIranem #BudżetObronny #KosztyKonfliktu
