Using US ground troops against Iran could prove very costly, retired generals say
Retired generals told ABC News that using U.S. ground troops against Iran would significantly escalate the war and carry a steep risk of American casualties.
Using US ground troops against Iran could prove very costly, retired generals say
Retired generals told ABC News that using U.S. ground troops against Iran would significantly escalate the war and carry a steep risk of American casualties.
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