‘No clear goal’: lack of Iran war plan has unleashed chaos and could stymie US military for decades, say critics
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Critics are claiming that a US war in Iran, initiated under Donald Trump, has been marked by chaos and a lack of clear planning. The hypothetical scenario describes significant casualties, including civilians and US troops, due to inaccurate targeting and successful Iranian counterattacks. The US faced challenges evacuating citizens and lacked a clear strategy for post-conflict governance in Iran. The first six days of the war cost the US $11.3 billion, excluding buildup and defense costs, with potential global economic consequences due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Experts highlight the Trump administration's closed circle of advisors and erratic decision-making as contributing factors, contrasting with previous administrations' extensive war-gaming and planning for potential conflicts with Iran.
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