‘This Is Not 2003’: Hegseth Promises Iran War Will Not Turn Into Nation-Building
Source: The Federalist · Bias: Far Right
Summary
Both Caine and Hegseth suggested the U.S. would probably help oil vessels safely through the Strait of Hormuz if the need arose.
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