Rubio says economic pain inflicted on Iran makes military action unnecessary
Rubio says economic pain inflicted on Iran makes military action unnecessary US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that further US military action against Iran is unnecessary because the economic pain the Washington is inflicting on a "weakened" Tehran "is so great". “And right now, frankly, the economic pain that we are inflicting on that regime is so great that there’s no need for military…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stated that further military action against Iran is unnecessary due to the significant economic strain his nation is imposing on the weakened Iranian regime. "And right now, frankly, the economic pain that we are inflicting on that regime is so great that there’s no need for military action because we’ve weakened them so much," Rubio remarked during his address to the Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention in Washington.
He emphasized that the objective is to ensure Iran never possesses a nuclear weapon. However, Rubio also acknowledged the economic hardships faced by Americans, as the prolonged war has led to soaring fuel costs and impacted various global markets.
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