🔹 Mark Levin criticizes the change in America’s war aims against Iran

Levin wrote that he thought the main goals of the war included preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, stopping uranium enrichment, and supporting the people of Iran. However, based on statements by senior U.S. officials, the goals have been reduced to “cheap oil” and then “preventing nuclear weapons.” He added that the Strait of Hormuz had been open before the war began and had never been considered an initial goal of the war.

However, due to the actions of the Iranian regime in this strait, the United States has been forced to respond.

Levin emphasized that even in this case, instead of saying that the Iranian regime should have no control over the strait, officials have focused on keeping oil prices low.

This criticism comes in response to recent remarks by JD Vance, the deputy U.S. vice president. Vance said that the number one goal is now keeping the price of oil and gasoline low for people in the United States, and the second goal is to ensure that Iran never obtains nuclear weapons.