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Trump 'met the moment' with 'Operation Epic Fury' airstrikes on Iran, Sen. Lindsay Graham says

Trump launched the strikes on Iran, which Graham described as a consequential decision.

Trump 'met the moment' with 'Operation Epic Fury' airstrikes on Iran, Sen. Lindsay Graham says
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
Feb 28, 2026
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After the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, Sen. Lindsey Graham praised President Trump’s decision and predicted the strikes could lead to the Iranian regime’s collapse and a shift in Middle East relations.

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Senator praising the strikes on Iran and predicting the regime’s collapse

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ALSO MENTIONED  Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader and the target of Graham’s remarks

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Trump’s Iran Strikes Prompt Calls for Congressional Vote

Outlets agree that Trump ordered U.S. strikes on Iran and that lawmakers criticized the action or called for Congress to weigh in, including through war-powers votes. Left-leaning outlets frame the strikes as an unauthorized war and stress efforts to constrain Trump. Center outlets focus on disputes over congressional authority, often pairing criticism with Trump’s rationale or varied reactions from local officials. Right-leaning outlets split between defending the strikes and highlighting Republican and Democratic criticism, especially concerns about authorization.

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