Graham urges US policy change, says Iran unafraid

Senator Lindsey Graham Calls for Change in⁢ US Policy Towards Iran

Senator ‌Lindsey Graham⁢ (R-SC) has urged the⁢ United States to reevaluate its approach to Iran, ‍emphasizing​ that the Middle Eastern nation is no longer “afraid of us.”

Graham proposes a shift in strategy by targeting areas⁣ that hold significance for Iran’s leadership, such as⁤ its involvement in the⁣ oil industry. He argues that the ​recent drone attack, orchestrated by‍ an Iranian-backed militia and resulting in the⁤ deaths of three US service‌ members, puts ⁤American troops in the Middle ​East at risk.

“If you’ve convinced Iran we don’t⁣ want a ⁢wider‌ war, they believe ‌you. ‘Oh, I don’t want a war with you!’ They got the message. What they’re not afraid‍ of is us. They​ were afraid of Trump. ⁤They’re not afraid of‍ us.”

Graham highlights various ‍international ⁣conflicts that have unfolded in⁤ recent years, including the Afghanistan ‍withdrawal in 2021, Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine in 2022, and the terrorist group Hamas’ attacks on Israel in 2023. He asserts that these ‌incidents demonstrate the ineffectiveness of the ⁤current policy towards Iran.

“We gave them a week’s​ notice, so if ​there​ are another round⁣ of strikes coming, ⁣I hope they really ⁢will hurt Iran in their pocketbook or kill their leadership, cause⁤ if you don’t, nothing changes.”

Graham’s ‌statement follows the ‍joint military action taken by​ the US and the ⁢United Kingdom, targeting 36 Iran-backed Houthi rebel sites across 13 locations in ⁢Yemen.‍ US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin states that the strikes aim to ​weaken the ​Houthis’ ability ​to ‍carry⁣ out⁢ attacks on ‌commercial vessels in ⁣the frequently traversed waterways near Yemen’s coast.

National Security Advisor Jake​ Sullivan confirms that the US plans to continue ‌targeting Iran-backed entities.

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