🔶 The Atlantic Ocean: Trump is looking for the culprit in the failure to end the Iran war.
According to the report of the "Atlantic" magazine, the attacks of the United States against the Salami Republic are expected to begin shortly after the mid-term elections in the United States.
The elections will be held on Tuesday, November 3, and in recent weeks many reports have been published about the risk of renewed American attacks.
In its report on Sunday (Nov. 1), The Atlantic reported, citing two unnamed well-known sources, that Trump, as part of his deliberations and deliberations, is seeking to "blame America's failure" in the war, because his advisers assured him that the war against the Islamic Republic would end long before the midterm elections. According to the Atlantic, these estimates are wrong. In the report of this publication, sources in the know are quoted as saying that Trump is seeking the opinion of Pete Hegst, the US Secretary of Defense, and Dan Cain, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army, who are close and trusted people.
Hoggest is not very popular in the White House. Those sources told The Atlantic that his estimates and comments were too optimistic to gain Trump's satisfaction.
"The guest knows how to tell Trump what he wants to hear," a non-profit consultant told The Atlantic.
The head of the Pentagon recently ordered the dismissal of General Brett Silvia, one of the top commanders of the US military, while Dan Cain's office seems to have been unaware of this. Because this office first published statements in accordance with the assessment of Sylvia's decades of activity, but only a few hours later announced that the previous statement "does not adequately reflect all aspects of this issue".