What Happened With The US troops
A drone saw them
2020 saw President Trump take out General Sulaman in a strategic strike. The Iranians were sent a message to not escalate and it worked. So, my anticipation is a strike on a specific target in Iran, not necessarily on Iranian territory. The goal is to send a strong message without starting a war. President Biden wants to create deterrence without escalating into a regional battle. We're close to potential peace in the Middle East, so the last thing he wants is to blow up another front. These proxy groups have a lot to gain by attacking the US base. Iran denies involvement beyond financing them. The small proxy groups like to diminish US prestige in the region without going to war. Iran is happy to see the US pushed out of Iraq and Syria. By attacking the US, these groups gain status and prestige. Iran's involvement goes beyond financing, it provides inspiration.
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