Hegseth Admits No Rules of Engagement in Iran Strikes
The article criticizes claims that the United States is engaged in the most lethal and precise airpower campaign in history, arguing this stance disregards international institutions and vital restraints on warfare. By invoking Israel, a nation facing war crimes charges, the argument for unchecked military action in Iran appears to prioritize expediency over the potential human cost and responsible post-conflict planning. This perspective suggests a disregard for civilian lives and a dismissal of the need for careful consideration of consequences beyond immediate military objectives.
John Q. Hosedrinker