As the US continues to grapple with the complexities of its ongoing military campaigns in the Middle East and beyond, President Trump's administration is facing growing skepticism from the American public over the success of these efforts. Despite claims of significant victories, including the defeat of ISIS in Syria and the killing of top terrorist leaders, many are questioning the true cost and effectiveness of these military interventions. With troop numbers remaining high and civilian casualties mounting, the administration is struggling to convince a weary public that the sacrifices are worth it. As the US heads into a critical election year, the debate over the merits of these wars is only likely to intensify, with many calling for a more nuanced and transparent approach to national security.


Trump’s administration trying to sell war ‘wins’ to a sceptical US public