US lawmakers see no Trump plan for Iran following strikes
Source: Reuters
March 1, 2026 1:59 PM EST Updated 52 mins ago
March 1 (Reuters) - The United States has yet to spell out a "day-after" strategy for Iran following joint U.S.-Israeli strikes that killed much of the country's leadership, lawmakers from both major political parties said on Sunday.
U.S. President Donald Trump has called for a change in Iran's government, which has entered a period of uncertainty following the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Saturday's attack.
The strategy Trump has publicly outlined so far hinges largely on the hope that the Iranian people will rise up and determine their own future after decades of repression.
Republicans expressed optimism about the attacks, while Democrats were skeptical they would lead to a favorable outcome, but lawmakers on both sides were uncertain about the immediate future. Trump told the Daily Mail later on Sunday that the military operation could continue for four weeks.
Read more: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-lawmakers-see-no-trump-plan-iran-following-strikes-2026-03-01/
groundloop
(13,717 posts)paleotn
(22,003 posts)We just ride in and shoot the place up yelling yeehaw!!!! Let the dust settle where it may.
Bread and Circuses
(1,843 posts)Katinfl
(726 posts)Do they have elections to vote for what they want?
MLWR
(966 posts)It's trump's all-purpose strategy: "we'll see what happens."
I do not think that neither Trump nor Miller nor Hegseth hanve a plan.
I think that Israel hD A LOT TO WITH IT.
mdbl
(8,467 posts)IronLionZion
(51,088 posts)Die Quickly
Of course they don't even have concepts of a plan. They didn't plan for having enough ammo or who would take over after they kill the leaders. They plan is to distract from Epstein files. And that's not even going to work because people will still ask about it.