The New York Times warned that any attack on… Iran It could develop into a long-term conflict, much more complex for the United States than the operation it carried out in Venezuela.
The newspaper wrote: “Now, as Trump considers various options for dealing with the Iranian government, including limited strikes, experts warn that attacking Iran would be much more complex than the operation in Venezuela, and could drag the United States into a long-term conflict.”
The warning came, quoting experts cited by the newspaper, at a time when President Donald Trump is considering various options for dealing with the Iranian government, including launching limited strikes or liquidating Tehran’s leaders in response to its nuclear program.
This analysis comes days after the first anniversary of the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Selena Flores on January 3, when the United States launched an intense strike on Venezuela and took them to New York to stand trial on charges related to “narco-terrorism,” charges of which Maduro and his wife declared their innocence during the court session.
In response to a question about whether he was planning to launch limited strikes on Iran, Trump said that he was studying this possibility. These statements coincide with American warnings of a possible military escalation, at a time when “huge fleets” are heading to the region, according to Trump’s description.
