Geopolitics
US Cannot Walk Away From Middle East War Due to Commitments in Lebanon and Kurdistan
Mario Nawfal Interviews
BREAKING: U.S. SENDS MILITARY TO REGION AS IRAN REJECTS DEAL - w/ Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar
"That opportunity has been missed. We're now going back to where Donald Trump now can't walk away because whether he would like to or not, we now have promises made to the Lebanese armed forces, to the Lebanese government. So we're deeply embroiled in that now. The Kurds are being mobilized to fight a direct confrontation with the IRGC. Over the last 48 hours, the KDPI in Iran in the towns of Sardasht and Pinsahar have fought directly killing IRGC and IRGC killing some of them. That support is going to have to come from the Iraqi Kurds. Who's going to be backing that? The United States."
Intelligence analyst Anthony argues Trump missed the exit ramp to walk away from the conflict when the Iranian peace deal collapsed. The U.S. has made commitments to the Lebanese armed forces and is now backing Kurdish Democratic Party forces in direct combat with Iran's IRGC in Iranian border towns. These commitments, combined with 50,000 troops and massive naval assets in the region, make U.S. withdrawal politically impossible.
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