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Illinois Leaders React After U.S. Military Strike on Iran
- On June 22, 2025, the U.S. military launched precision airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, aligning with Israel’s efforts to halt Iran’s program.
- The strikes followed Iran’s refusal to end its nuclear development, which many leaders viewed as an existential threat requiring decisive action.
- Reactions varied with Washington state and Florida lawmakers expressing support and concern over constitutional authority and potential conflict escalation.
- Republican Senator Rick Scott tweeted, "PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 🇺🇸 Thank you, @POTUS!" while Representative Thomas Massie stated, "This is not Constitutional."
- The strikes mark a significant escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict, prompting calls for Congress to review intelligence, goals, and coalition support before further actions.
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Following Iran strike, Pritzker says he’s looking out for threats to Ilinois – Fox Chicago
Pritzker: "At my request, federal authorities, @ILStatePolice, and local law enforcement have kept me updated on any potential physical and cyber threats to the homeland that could affect Illinois. We will remain vigilant and publicly communicate if there are related incidents or concerns."
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Illinois leaders react after U.S. military strike on Iran
Illinois leaders issued statements late Saturday night following news of the U.S. military's strike on three sites in Iran, as President Donald Trump and his administration joined Israel’s effort to destroy Iran’s nuclear program in a risky gambit to weaken a longtime foe.
US Airstrike On Iran Draws Varied Reactions From Business Leaders, Bill Ackman Says 'Thank You To Our Great Military'
Top business figures such as Bill Ackman and Jason Calacanis have publicly shared their views on the “massive precision” airstrikes carried out by the U.S. military on three Iranian nuclear sites. What Happened: These strikes mark a major escalation in the ongoing international conflict involving Iran and Israel, with the US now playing a new role. Bill Ackman, a billionaire hedge fund manager, was among the first to commend the military operati…
Local leaders react to U.S. strikes in Iran
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Government leaders from the Western New York area are publishing statements on social media following the United States' strikes of nuclear sites in Iran, with republicans and democrats calling for peace in the Middle East. Local reaction Congressman Tim Kennedy (D, NY26) said he is grateful to learn that no U.S. troops were harmed and called for a classified briefing on the Trump administration's strategy, citing potenti…
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