Rubio: Trump Started Iran War to Check Nuclear Threat
The Secretary of State says the administration prioritized global security over domestic popularity in launching the conflict.
By Anthony Shevchenko ·
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the U.S. decision to go to war with Iran.
Rubio stated that President Donald Trump initiated the conflict to protect the world from Iran's nuclear program. He acknowledged that the move was not necessarily popular with the American public.
The administration prioritized safeguarding global security over domestic approval ratings in this decision.
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