Expert: It is the US government that is internally divided, and Trump finds himself in a bit of a dilemma
Svmuu News As the war between the US and Israel against Iran continues, there is clearly a lack of unity within the Trump administration on how to proceed. Andrea Dressi, Assistant Professor of International Relations and Global Politics at Roma Tre University, said: "We see the US goals constantly shifting, strategies changing, and targets being adjusted. Although the Trump administration tries to 'show strength' through social media, internally we are seeing growing divisions, increasing disagreements, and multiple high-level officials at the Pentagon and the Department of Defense being dismissed. All of this reinforces the analysis that the war launched by the US and Israel is based on a 'serious miscalculation of the potential consequences of this conflict, or a lack of strategic thinking.' Therefore, we are now stuck in this stalemate, and in a sense, the Trump administration is looking for an exit path." (Jin Shi)
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