Summary
President Donald Trump reacted to reports suggesting General Dan Caine warned about the risks of attacking Iran, such as prolonged conflict and U.S. casualties. Trump stated that General Caine believes a war with Iran could be won easily. Reports indicate concerns over limited U.S. military resources and lack of regional support.
Key Facts
- President Trump responded to reports about General Caine's warnings on attacking Iran.
- General Caine is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
- Trump said General Caine thinks a war with Iran could be won easily.
- Media reports mentioned concerns about U.S. military readiness and the risk of a long conflict.
- The Washington Post noted issues with U.S. munitions and regional ally support.
- Caine's office said his role is to provide military options and assess risks.
- The US Central Command's head hasn't been included in recent Iran discussions with Trump.
- General Caine has shown caution about potential engagement with Iran compared to other operations.
