US EditionRubio Hints at 'Preemptive Strike Option' Against Iran as US Bolsters Military in Middle East
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Marco Rubio hints at preemptive strike option against Iran as US bolsters military in Middle East
Rubio said the Trump administration's decision to strengthen US assets in the region, including the recent arrival of the USS Abraham Lincoln and its strike group in the US Central Command area, was a 'prudent' step aimed at protecting more than 30,000 US service members stationed across the region.
Rubio hints at preemptive strike option against Iran as US bolsters military in Middle East - The Tribune
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio noted that Iran's leadership is at its weakest as Washington boosts military presence. He defended preparedness against potential threats. President Trump renewed warnings of action, urging Iran to negotiate. Tehran vowed to respond 'like never before' while signalling willingness to talk.
VIDEO - US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is heard by senators in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, January 28. "No one can say what will happen the day after the fall of the Iranian regime," he explains.
Rubio indicates US could preemptively attack Iran to prevent assault on American forces
The secretary said he felt the build-up in the Middle East was necessary to ensure that the 30,000 American troops stationed in the region are protected in case tensions with Iran escalate further.
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