Trump’s Iran war has no clear endgame

Key Points:

• Many members of Congress, including Republicans like Rep. Nancy Mace and Rep. Mike Rogers, express deep concern over President Trump's handling of the war in Iran, citing a lack of clear military objectives and withheld information from the administration.
• The Trump administration claims to have a 15-point peace plan involving sanctions relief and nuclear program rollbacks, but details remain unclear, and Iran has rejected the plan, vowing to continue fighting.
• Despite Trump's public confidence and claims of having "obliterated" Iran's military capabilities, the conflict is expanding regionally, with rising casualties and increased U.S. troop deployments, causing growing unease among lawmakers and allies.
• Critics highlight the absence of a clear exit strategy or post-conflict plan, questioning the administration's definition of victory and warning that continued escalation risks prolonged instability and terrorism.
• Distrust extends to U.S. allies, with reports of preparations against potential U.S. actions, such as Denmark’s concern over Greenland, reflecting fears about Trump's unpredictable foreign policy and the broader implications for international relations.