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State Secretary Rubio Says 'US Can Win War Without Ground Troops' | Middle East War
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3:01Now PlayingUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio says US objectives in Iran can be achieved without ground troops, which are en route to the Middle East. Saying “I won’t discuss military tactics,” Rubio stressed that most U.S. objectives in Iran are “ahead of schedule,” adding, “We can achieve them without any ground troops.”
Asked again what role aside from ground invasion the troops could play, Rubio said that Trump “has to be prepared for multiple contingencies” and that U.S. forces are available “to give the president maximum optionality and maximum, opportunity to adjust to contingencies should they emerge.” Thousands of U.S. troops are en route to the region, including at least 1,000 from the 82nd Airborne Division. Rubio also said ensuring the Strait of Hormuz remains open to shipping is likely to pose an “immediate challenge” even after the U.S. accomplishes its military objectives in Iran.
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