Republicans Panicking Over Trump Sending Ground Troops to Iran
US Senator Josh Hawley stated that he doesn't foresee President Donald Trump asking Congress for ground troops to invade Iran. Hawley expressed doubts about Iran's ability to rebuild its nuclear program or ballistic missile program, despite the country's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowing to continue responding to American and Israeli strikes.
US Senator Josh Hawley said President Donald Trump is unlikely to ask Congress for ground troops to invade Iran. The US has primarily conducted an air campaign since Trump's decision to strike Iran. Hawley voted against a War Powers resolution that would limit Trump's ability to use military force in Iran. Some analysts question whether the US can achieve its goals without ground troops. Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to continue responding to American and Israeli strikes. Hawley doubts Iran can rebuild its nuclear or ballistic missile programs. He also introduced a bill to remove a pill used for abortions from the market, which could be a major test for congressional Republicans.
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