Rubio says Trump started Iran war because of buildup of missiles, drones to defend nuclear hopes

Marco Rubio's testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has stirred controversy by suggesting that the Trump administration initiated a war with Iran due to a military buildup of missiles and drones aimed at protecting nuclear ambitions. This revelation comes amid growing criticism of the Trump administration's handling of the prolonged conflict in the Middle East. The implications of Rubio's claims could reshape public perception and congressional scrutiny of the administration's foreign policy decisions, highlighting the ongoing debate over the ethical and strategic consequences of military interventions.