Trump Eyes Iran's Power Plants for Strikes: Legal Idiocy or Smart Strategy?
Imagine flipping the switch for lights in Tehran — and plunging into darkness because some DC suit calls your grid a 'military target.' That's the Trump team's pitch for Iran strikes.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Trump team views Iran's power plants as targets to spark unrest and halt nukes — law experts call it legal idiocy. 𝕏
- Historical parallels like Yugoslavia and Iraq show infrastructure strikes prolong conflicts without toppling regimes. 𝕏
- Risks include global escalation, civilian hardship, and backlash that strengthens adversaries. 𝕏
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Originally reported by Above the Law
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