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🇺🇸🇮🇷 CNN reports that Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine privately warned senior Trump advisers that Washington needs an “off-ramp” from the Iran war. According to sources cited by CNN, Caine reportedly believes further military escalation could backfire and that airpower alone may not achieve President Donald Trump’s objectives....

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 After two weeks of intense military operations, the United States has halted its strikes against Iran for a second consecutive day, while Tehran has also announced a suspension of retaliatory attacks on U.S. forces across the region. According to the White House, President Donald Trump has postponed plans for a broader military campaign against Iran, opting instead to give diplomacy another opportunity through mediation efforts led by Oman and Pakistan. However, influential U.S. media outlets present a different picture. Reports indicate that the two-week air campaign failed to achieve its intended strategic objectives while forcing the U.S. military to expend large quantities of expensive precision-guided munitions, particularly missile defense interceptors. As stockpiles tightened, American commanders reportedly had to become increasingly selective in choosing which threats to engage. The reports further claim that Vice President J.D. Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine warned President Trump that any major escalation could place severe strain on U.S. missile defense capabilities. Faced with growing concerns over munitions availability and long-term readiness, the administration is said to have scaled back plans for a wider offensive while shifting its focus back toward diplomacy. If these assessments accurately reflect Washington's internal calculations, the operational pause appears to be driven not only by diplomatic considerations but also by the realities of sustaining a prolonged high-intensity campaign. The episode underscores how ammunition availability and force readiness can become decisive strategic factors, influencing military decision-making even for the world's most capable armed forces. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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