President Trump criticized U.S. allies as the deadline to finalize a deal to end the conflict with Iran drew near on Monday. He issued a threat to bomb Oman, a key mediator in the negotiations, while also demanding a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea. His reason included South Korea’s refusal to join the conflict.
Amna Nawaz explored the current status of the war and the potential future developments. She spoke with experts Alan Eyre and Reuel Marc Gerecht for insights.
Amna Nawaz serves as co-anchor and co-managing editor of PBS News Hour. You can follow her at @IAmAmnaNawaz
Dan Sagalyn, as the deputy senior producer for foreign affairs and defense at the PBS NewsHour, has contributed significantly to producing the program’s stories on related topics. His work has shed light on numerous military issues, revealing ongoing debates not widely visible to the public. He can be followed at @DanSagalyn
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