The Iran war could be reaching another pivot point.
Following the demise of a three-month-long ceasefire, the two sides returned to fighting this month, but with little sign that either is really gaining a strategic advantage.
With the war in a bit of a quagmire, the main movement seemingly happening right now is wavering support among the conflict’s few US supporters. And although US operations are “on a hold,” a Defense Department source told CNN over the weekend, after nearly two consecutive weeks of nightly strikes, the Trump administration has routinely flirted with escalation.
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