The Atlantic magazine reported on Sunday, November 1, citing two non-governmental advisers close to President Donald Trump, that he asked his allies for their opinion on the performance of US Secretary of War Pete Gast and General Dan Cain, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. According to this report, Trump turned his attention to advisers who assured him that the war with the Islamic Republic would be swift and decisive. Some close to Trump accused Hogst of presenting an overly optimistic picture of the state of the war; The claim the Pentagon rejected, saying that the Secretary of War provides all operational information to the President. Hoggest and Kaine presented military options against the Islamic Republic to Trump and his deputy, J. Dee Vance, at the White House last week. The White House said Trump had "full confidence" in both officials. According to the "Atlantic", no order has yet been given to renew the attacks.

The Atlantic magazine reported on Sunday, November 1, citing two non-governmental advisers close to President Donald Trump, that he asked his allies for their opinion on the performance of US Secretary of War Pete Gast and General Dan Cain, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. According to this report, Trump turned his attention to advisers who assured him that the war with the Islamic Republic would be swift and decisive. Some close to Trump accused Hogst of presenting an overly optimistic picture of the state of the war; The claim the Pentagon rejected, saying that the Secretary of War provides all operational information to the President. Hoggest and Kaine presented military options against the Islamic Republic to Trump and his deputy, J. Dee Vance, at the White House last week. The White House said Trump had "full confidence" in both officials. According to the "Atlantic", no order has yet been given to renew the attacks.