Warner: Removing Iran's Uranium Would Take '10,000 Troops on the Ground'
Senator Warner characterized the current conflict as a 'war of choice' initiated by President Donald Trump without an imminent threat.
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Senator Mark Warner criticized a proposed blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, warning that securing Iran's enriched uranium would require a massive and dangerous ground presence.
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18 OUTLETSInternet Archive’s transcript reports Trump ordered a naval blockade after talks with Iran failed to produce a deal, while BBC News explains how a blockade could work and its role in pressuring Tehran toward a new deal. The Sunday Guardian also covers the blockade, pairing it with Trump’s warning that gas prices may remain high through the midterms.
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