The U.S. military has reportedly expressed concerns over the Pentagon’s approach to Iran operations, with senior leaders privately cautioning against prolonging large-scale engagements, according to a classified assessment reviewed by defense officials. Tensions resurface as the U.S. resumes strikes against Iran following a monthlong pause, raising questions about the strategy’s sustainability amid internal dissent. Meanwhile, political developments include former President Trump highlighting a new oil deal with Venezuela, while the House returns to session and Republicans grapple with frustrations ahead of midterm conventions. The report underscores divisions within the administration over military strategy in the region.
In today's issue: ▪ U.S. strikes Iran after monthlong pause ▪ Trump touts Venezuela oil deal ▪ House back in session ▪ GOP midterm convention frustrations The Pentagon is seething over a Washington Post report that top military leaders recently warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth against extending large-scale Iran war operations. People familiar with a classified assessment prepared...
