Daniel DePetris

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The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday.

The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday.

In its quest to get the Strait of Hormuz open, the Trump administration has spent months throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks.

The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday. And notwithstanding President Donald Trump's premature declarations of victory, threats to pummel the Iranians into submission and his repeated proclamations that the United States is winning the conflict, the actual result thus far is a blurry picture. The endgame is likely to be far less impressive than the pro-democratic Iranian revolution he called for on the opening day of the war.

WASHINGTON (TNS) — The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Friday. And notwithstanding President Donald Trump’s premature declarations of victory, threats to pummel the Iranians into submission and his repeated proclamations that the United States is winning the conflict, the actual result thus far is a blurry picture. The endgame is likely to be...

The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed it

The war in Iran, the “little excursion” that was supposed to be over in four to six weeks, passed its six-month mark on Aug. 28.

Last Wednesday came and went as if it was an ordinary day. But the date held significance: It marked the one-year anniversary of Operation Southern

Last Wednesday came and went as if it was an ordinary day. But the date held significance: It marked the one-year anniversary of Operation Southern