SaedNews: A Washington Post columnist said: “I now understand why U.S. presidents over the past 47 years have been so cautious about initiating conflict with Iran.”
According to SAEDNEWS, David Ignatius, a columnist for The Washington Post, stated in remarks referring to recent developments that recent events have once again reminded us why U.S. presidents over the past 47 years have acted with great caution when it comes to starting a conflict with Iran. According to him, Iran is a large, powerful, and intelligent country that does not easily provide Washington with a way out of its deadlock, and ignoring this reality and its unpredictable consequences could lead to a serious crisis.
Ignatius, referring to the miscalculation of Donald Trump’s administration in comparing Iran to Venezuela, emphasized that Trump, assuming that everything would move quickly as it did in Venezuela, ignored security warnings. However, Iran’s strategic use of the Strait of Hormuz as leverage placed Trump in a difficult situation, one in which European allies are also unwilling to offer unconditional support—highlighting how critical caution is in the use of military force.
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