Roger Marshall said the U.S. could take military action if a peace deal is not reached soon, arguing that internal divisions in Iran and U.S. sanctions are increasing pressure on Tehran.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall said the United States may militarily intervene in Iran if negotiations do not soon produce a peace deal. He said internal divisions in Iran, along with U.S. pressure and sanctions, are weakening Tehran’s position, and he expressed support for President Trump’s strategy. The remarks frame possible military action as a potential next step if diplomacy fails while emphasizing continued economic and political pressure on Iran.