‘We have run down our stock of missiles’: Obama asks 'how is this war going' - watch

Former US President Barack Obama has criticized President Donald Trump's war against Iran, stating that the conflict has depleted US missile stocks and left American forces and allies vulnerable. Speaking at a campaign rally in Georgia, Obama questioned the costs and strategic consequences of the war, saying that Iran now holds veto power over the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route. The US president linked the conflict to rising oil prices, arguing that the war had given Iran leverage over global oil markets.