Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Pentagon's top spies tasked with 'no-fail' mission as Hegseth puts foreign midterm meddling in crosshairs Iranian ‘ghost fleet’ filmed evading US blockade en route to China, UANI says Mike Waltz reveals Cuban diplomat shoved US staffer, slapped phone away in explosive UN clash President Donald Trump sought to reassure voters the day before the midterm elections that Iran is not a “forever war,” but a “soft war” that the United States could end at any time. “We’re not fighting a war … When was the last time we fired anything? This isn’t a war, this is a very soft war,” Trump said Monday on “Hannity. ” Iran could be a key deciding issue as voters go to the polls on Election Day Tuesday as Americans continue to grapple with surging gas prices and the economic fallout from the United States’ conflict, which began eight months ago.
