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10:43Now PlayingUS lawmakers and intelligence officials clashed over threats, war strategy, and global security during a heated hearing. Senator Mark Warner warned of foreign interference by Russia, China, and Iran, while criticizing the Iran war as avoidable and poorly planned. Tulsi Gabbard outlined growing missile threats from multiple adversaries and warned global risks could expand sharply by 2035. She said Iran’s regime is weakened but remains active and could rebuild military capabilities. Senators also questioned President Donald Trump’s decisions, citing surprises over Iran’s actions. Concerns were raised about escalating conflict, strained alliances, economic fallout, and the risk of a prolonged, potentially endless war.
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