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President Donald Trump announced that the United States has begun major combat operations against Iran, and for once Washington acted with the clarity and force our national security demanded. After years of warnings and hollow diplomacy, a president finally moved to confront a regime that has openly pursued nuclear weapons and funded terror across the globe.
The strikes began on February 28, 2026, with coordinated air and sea-launched attacks that reporters say were carried out in tandem with Israeli forces, signaling a united front against Tehran’s growing threat. Iran responded immediately with counterstrikes and regional escalations, proving that decisive action was the only language theseocrats understand.
In his address the president made clear the mission: eliminate Iran’s missile capabilities, set back its nuclear ambitions, and dismantle the terror networks that threaten American lives and allies. He even offered immunity to Iranian forces who put down their weapons and appealed directly to the Iranian people to seize this chance for freedom — the kind of bold moral clarity missing from timid leaders.
Predictably, Iran lashed out across the region, prompting airspace shutdowns and a chaotic scramble for civilians and militaries alike as explosions were reported in Tehran and beyond. This is the bitter reality of confronting a rogue state, but it is a consequence of decades of appeasement and failed negotiations that never stopped Tehran’s march toward a bomb.
At home, the lines are already being drawn: congressional Republicans are largely rallying behind the move while the usual parade of critics voice legalistic objections and hand-wringing about escalation. To hardworking Americans, the argument is simple — a nation that will not defend itself invites bloodshed; politicians who prioritize optics over security endanger every family that depends on peace.
Conservatives should be clear-eyed but proud — supporting our troops, demanding full funding, and insisting on strategic clarity are not endorsements of war for its own sake but commitments to victory and deterrence. Now is the time for Americans to stand with the men and women who carry the fight overseas, not for cable pundits to score cheap political points while service members pay the price.
This confrontation did not come from nowhere; it followed an unmistakable U.S. military buildup in the region and years of Iranian aggression that left little choice for a commander-in-chief determined to protect the nation. We must remain vigilant, measured, and resolute: punish the enemy, secure our homeland, and never again allow America to be the last to act when liberty and safety are at stake.
