Political leaders from both major U.S. parties have condemned recent statements suggesting that American cities might be targeted in a potential conflict with Iran, framing the remarks as reckless and escalatory. The comments have sparked sharp criticism, with lawmakers accusing the speaker of undermining national security and provoking unnecessary tension. Concerns are growing over how such rhetoric could influence diplomatic efforts and public perception of stability in international relations. The backlash highlights deep divisions over how to approach foreign policy amid rising geopolitical tensions.


Both Democrats and Republicans have expressed outrage at Trump's remarks that cities could be sacrificed in Iran war.