Retired General Ben Hodges said the Trump administration's reporting on the Iran conflict was "not closely related" to the situation on the ground, and was encouraged by reports of military leaders preventing a prolonged war with Iran.
Retired General Ben Hodges, former commanding general of the United States Army Europe, stated that reports from the Trump administration regarding the conflict with Iran were "not closely correlated" with the situation on the ground. General Hodges also said he was "encouraged" by reports that military leaders prevented Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth from extending military operations against Iran.
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