U.S. troop levels in the Middle East have exceeded 50,000 as the administration considers expanding operations against Iran. TJ Walker warns that military interventions pitched as quick and limited typically become prolonged and costly conflicts with no clear exit strategy.
According to the Times, US troops levels in the region have surged past 50,000 as the administration considers expanding military operations against Iran, including the possibility of seizing strategic territory tied to global oil flows. And if your reaction is, haven't we seen this movie before? Yes, and it never ends well. Every Middle East war starts the same way. This will be quick. This will be limited. This will be strategic. And then years later, it's none of those things. Just expensive, bloody, and impossible to explain. Ultimize.
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