Clark: Iran Strikes Unavoidable, Not Victory Yet

0:00On March 11, retired four-star General Wesley Clark says the recent United States strikes on Iran were unavoidable to stop a grown ballistic. Missile threat that could overwhelm Israel's defenses. He spoke on Newsmax Tuesday, comparing the situation to the 1999 NATO Air Campaign against Serbia that he led, noting today's politics. Feel even more divided along party lines. Back then, Republicans in Congress with held support during the Kosovo operation, but now no resolution opposing the Iran action has advanced, and Clark expects budgetary backing to continue. Unlike Kosovo, where the goal was halting ethnic cleansing through coercive diplomacy and gradual escalation after failed talks with Serbia's leader. The current strikes target Iran's missile buildup directly. It's too soon to claim victory, even with reports of a top Iranian leader killed, as removing one figure won't resolve the deeper issues ahead.