How Trump shifted from opposing foreign wars to threatening war in Iran | US foreign policy
Chuck Schumer and other Democrats expressed concerns about the administration's opaque decision-making regarding potential military action against Iran, urging transparency from President Trump. House Democrats announced they will force a vote next week to compel Trump to appear before Congress to explain his plans for Iran. Some Democrats, including Schumer, have voiced opposition to a war of choice in the Middle East without Congressional authorization. The administration's rationale for military action against Iran has shifted from concerns about its nuclear program and crackdown on protesters to claims that it poses a direct threat to the US.
3 MAR 2026
— Times of India
Following the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, resulting in the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran retaliated with strikes against Israel and Gulf states.
— Al Jazeera
Experts conclude that US and Israeli strikes against Iran are likely to violate international law due to their lack of authorization and potential for civilian harm.
— The Guardian
Trump refuted claims that Israel pressured him into the Iran strikes, while some officials and critics questioned the move's alignment with his foreign policy.
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