My highly placed White House source revealed fears of a MAJOR defense vulnerability that few people are tracking... the implications are so worrying: LT COL DANIEL DAVIS
We are now 11 straight days into a relentless series of US strikes against Iran, with no end in sight and – worse yet – no discernible, achievable strategic objective.What began as a promise of swift victory has egenerated into a classic, grinding war of attrition. But make no mistake: this lack of clear direction is exacting a staggering and dangerous toll on American national security.Day after day, American aircraft and warships pound bridges, tunnels and civilian infrastructure across Iran. Yet, almost as fast as the bombs fall, the regime in Tehran rebuilds and reloads.
- ▪We are now 11 straight days into a relentless series of US strikes against Iran, with no end in sight and – worse yet – no discernible, achievable strategic objective.What began as a promise of swift victory has egenerated into a classic, g
- ▪But make no mistake: this lack of clear direction is exacting a staggering and dangerous toll on American national security.Day after day, American aircraft and warships pound bridges, tunnels and civilian infrastructure across Iran.
- ▪Yet, almost as fast as the bombs fall, the regime in Tehran rebuilds and reloads.
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| Original publisher | Mail Online Home RSS feed |
| Canonical URL | https://www.dailymail.com/debate/article-15997679/white-house-defense-vulnerability-iran-russia-china.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490 |
| Publication time | Thu, 23 Jul 2026 15:02:02 GMT |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-23T15:06:28.943Z |
| Last seen | 2026-07-23T15:06:28.943Z |
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We are now 11 straight days into a relentless series of US strikes against Iran, with no end in sight and – worse yet – no discernible, achievable strategic objective.What began as a promise of swift victory has egenerated into a classic, grinding war of attrition. But make no mistake: this lack of clear direction is exacting a staggering and dangerous toll on American national security.Day after day, American aircraft and warships pound bridges, tunnels and civilian infrastructure across Iran. Yet, almost as fast as the bombs fall, the regime in Tehran rebuilds and reloads. America's strikes are hurting Iran, but are not threatening the regime's hold on the country, nor are they coercing Tehran into submission.
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