U.S. Defense Secretary Says U.S.-Iran Conflict May Last 8 Weeks or Even Longer
Source: Global Times
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On March 4 local time, CCTV reporters learned that U.S. Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth stated that the conflict between the United States and Iran could last for several weeks, potentially reaching 8 weeks or even longer. He mentioned that the pace of the conflict would be determined by the U.S. side, saying, "It could be four weeks, six weeks, or even eight weeks," and that the U.S. would control the speed and intensity of the actions. (CCTV reporter Cao Jian)
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North America
Analytical Domain
Strategic
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Political-Military
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U.S. Secretary of Defense stated that the conflict with Iran may last several weeks, potentially up to 8 weeks or longer, with the pace determined by the U.S.
Location
United States
Unit
U.S. Department of Defense
Time
March 4
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Summary
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stated that the conflict with Iran may last several weeks, potentially extending to 8 weeks or longer. He emphasized that the pace and intensity of the conflict will be controlled by the U.S. government.
Key Facts
- U.S. Secretary of Defense stated the conflict with Iran may last up to 8 weeks or longer.
- The pace of the conflict will be determined by the U.S.
- The statement was made on March 4.