"Weeks Not Months": Senator Lindsey Graham Reveals Imminent Decision on Iran Strike
Senator Lindsey Graham has signaled that a decision on military action against Iran is only weeks away, claiming the US and Israel have assembled the most impressive force in history.
During a high-profile visit to Israel, Senator Lindsey Graham has issued a stern warning to the Iranian leadership, stating that the window for a diplomatic resolution is closing rapidly. Speaking at a press conference where he displayed a hat featuring the slogan "Make Iran Great Again," the Senator emphasized that the United States and Israel are currently in a position of unprecedented strength while the Iranian regime sits at its lowest point in decades. Graham made it clear that while President Donald Trump is pursuing a diplomatic "hook," a massive military option is being finalized simultaneously. With negotiations set to resume in Geneva, Graham’s message was unmistakable: the time for stalling has ended, and the focus has shifted toward supporting the Iranian people in their quest to end decades of religious oppression.
A Countdown to Action
Graham revealed that the timeline for deciding on a potential strike against Iran is measured in weeks, not months. He noted that the Iranian regime failed to realize the position of weakness it would find itself in following the events of October 7. On the military front, Graham asserted that Israel and the United States have concentrated the most impressive military force he has witnessed since he began frequenting the region. He described the current Iranian leadership as "religious Nazis" who seek to "purify Islam" and eliminate both Saudi Arabia and Israel while continuing to target the United States as the "Great Satan."
The Senator also highlighted the domestic struggles within Iran, pointing to the bravery of unarmed citizens who have taken to the streets to demand an end to the regime's radicalization and economic mismanagement. "I don’t think there will be anything more satisfying than to see the Iranians get their country back," Graham stated, adding that he fully supports a regime change that allows Iranian women to live without the fear of being killed for not wearing a hijab. He warned that while there are risks to American soldiers in the region if a full scale war breaks out, the risk of "blinking" and failing to follow through on promises to help the Iranian people is far greater.