A US legal adviser argues the Trump administration’s Iran strikes were self-defense, insisting the bombing campaign is a continuation of a long-running conflict rather than a new war. The claim arrives as Washington faces a deadline to seek Congressional approval. Iran has retaliated with missile and drone attacks, escalating pressure on the administration’s legal and political case.
Donald Trump said the US has largely completed its initial objectives in the West Asia conflict, with 78 percent of targets reportedly hit. He says Washington is now weighing options for a negotiated settlement, but warns that more military action could follow if talks fail. He also highlighted major disruption to the opposing side’s oil infrastructure.
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