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Top U.S. Military Leaders Warn Trump of Grave Risks in Potential Iran Strike

Inside the White House last week, America’s top military leadership delivered a warning that could shape the future of U.S. policy toward Iran. General Dan Kaine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and architect of previous U.S. operations in the region, privately cautioned President Trump about the significant risks of a potential strike on Iran. Citing depleted munitions, limited allied support, and the high likelihood of entanglement in a prolonged conflict, Kaine’s assessment highlights the operational and strategic constraints facing the U.S. military. Excluded from these critical discussions, the commander responsible for executing any potential strike, Admiral Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command, has not been consulted since January, raising concerns about the alignment between strategic planning and operational readiness. Sources indicate that Trump’s public statements conflict with Kaine’s private warnings, creating a critical gap between messaging and military reality. This video examines the high-stakes deliberations, the limitations of U.S. military capability in the Middle East, and the strategic implications for regional stability and global deterrence. From missile shortages to the risk of overextending American forces, the analysis reveals why caution is being urged at the highest levels of government, and how past operations inform the decisions being made today.