Stakes Rise For Biden As Iranian Proxies Kill Three US Service Members

The next escalation in the Mideast was always a matter of if, and when, US soldiers were killed. Although the Pentagon lost a couple of Navy SEALs earlier this month in an operation to seize a shipment of Iranian resupplies bound for Yemen, they weren't killed by enemy fire. (They drowned.) On Sunday, though, three US service members died in a drone strike on a base in Jordan near the border with Syria. Iranian proxies operating out of Syria and Iraq were responsible, the US said, adding that

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5 thoughts on “Stakes Rise For Biden As Iranian Proxies Kill Three US Service Members

  1. I believe that Iran’s escalation is directly linked to “out of control” inflation and worsening living standards for Iranians. Therefore, Khamenei has no choice but to redirect his people’s ire from him to America.

    1. Maybe they don’t but that kind of make it worse. They’re playing with fire when they can’t properly control it and the effects are thus not guaranteed to be what they wanted…

      I agree with our host that this is all very strange from Teheran pov b/c none of this is regime survival enhancing… unless SeaTurtle is right and it’s an internal diversion attempt?

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