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ABD Kongresi İran Savaşını Sorguluyor: CENTCOM Şefiyle Gerilim, Gabbard İstifası ve Eski İsrailli Yetkilinin Yorumu

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ABD Temsilciler Meclisi'nde yapılan bir oturumda, Demokrat vekiller CENTCOM Komutanı Amiral Brad Cooper'a İran'la süren savaştaki sivil ölümleri ve ateşkesin durumunu sordu. Temsilci John Garamendi, son haftalarda tarafların saldırılarına rağmen ateşkesin geçerli olup olmadığını sorguladı. Cooper, ABD'nin ateşkese bağlı kaldığını belirtti. Eski deniz piyadesi Temsilci Seth Moulton ise yönetimin savaşı kazanma stratejisini eleştirerek, 'Bu savaşı gerçekten nasıl kazanacağız?' diye sordu. Bu tartışmaların gölgesinde, Ulusal İstihbarat Direktörü Tulsi Gabbard'ın istifa ettiği bildirildi. Fox News'a göre Gabbard, İran konusundaki anlaşmazlığın ardından istifa kararını Başkan Trump'a iletti. BBC ise istifanın nedenini eşinin hastalığı olarak aktardı. Öte yandan, eski İsrail Ulusal Güvenlik Konseyi Başkanı Giora Eiland, 'İran savaşı kazandı' diyerek hem ABD hem de İsrail'in zorlu bir stratejik durumla karşı karşıya olduğunu savundu.

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Started 19 May, 17:05 5 events Updated 24 May
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  1. Security19 May, 17:05

    US lawmakers press CENTCOM chief over Iran war civilian deaths

    Berlin, United States

    US lawmakers press CENTCOM chief over Iran war civilian deaths Democratic Representative John Garamendi questioned Admiral Brad Cooper during a hearing on Tuesday over whether the Pentagon believes hostilities between Tehran and Washington have ceased since last month’s ceasefire announcement. Cooper said the US remained in a ceasefire despite attacks by both sides in recent weeks. “That’s not my question,” Garamendi replied. “My question was is the military assessment that hostilities have ceased since April?” Cooper responded that this was his assessment, while adding that “Iran pushes it.” The House Armed Services Committee’s top Democrat also pressed Cooper over the bombing of a school that killed more than 165 people during the early stages of the US-Israeli war on Iran. Cooper said the incident remained under investigation and described the strike as complex, saying the school was located on a missile site operated by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. He said he was committed to transparency once the inquiry was complete, but Democratic Representative Adam Smith responded: “I do not trust that answer.” Smith said he respected Cooper but accused US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth of showing a “callous disregard” for civilian lives.

    Middle East Eye
  2. Security20 May, 04:03

    Centcom chief clashes with US lawmaker over war with Iran

    Centcom chief clashes with US lawmaker over war with Iran US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper clashed with Democratic Congressman Seth Moulton during a heated House hearing on the US war with Iran. Moulton, a former US Marine Corps officer who served in Iraq, questioned the administration’s strategy and asked how the United States planned to “actually win this war”, saying it felt as though “we are losing”. Moulton pointed to the absence of a nuclear agreement with Iran and continued disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the conflict “doesn’t seem to be going well”. Cooper, who earlier said the US had achieved all of its military objectives and remained prepared for multiple contingencies despite the ceasefire, responded angrily and called Moulton’s remarks “an entirely inappropriate statement”. Cooper also declined to accept responsibility for the 28 February attack on a school in Iran that reportedly killed about 170 people, most of them children.

    Middle East Eye
  3. Security22 May, 19:01

    Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief after clash over Iran

    Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief after clash over Iran Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down as the United States’ director of national intelligence, according to Fox News, after informing President Donald Trump during a meeting in the Oval Office. In her resignation letter, Gabbard said she is “deeply grateful for the trust you placed in me” and for the opportunity to lead the Office of the Director of National Intelligence for the past year and a half. “Unfortunately, I must submit my resignation, effective June 30, 2026,” she wrote, saying her husband, Abraham, has been diagnosed with “an extremely rare form of bone cancer.” Gabbard’s departure follows months of tension over Iran. Earlier this year, she told Congress that Tehran had made “no efforts” to rebuild its nuclear programme after last year’s June strikes, undercutting Trump’s justification for attacking Iran in February. She also refused to say Iran posed an imminent threat to the US at the time of the attacks.

    Middle East EyeDeutsche Welle (English)Middle East Eye
  4. Diplomatic22 May, 20:30

    Tulsi Gabbard to resign as US national intelligence director

    United States

    Gabbard who has been largely out of public view during recent US operations says she is leaving due to her husband's illness.

    BBC World NewsFrance 24 – WorldEuronews – InternationalThe Hindu – International+2 more sources
  5. Security24 May, 01:13

    Ex-Israeli security chief says 'Iran won the war'

    Washington, United States

    Ex-Israeli security chief says 'Iran won the war' Former head of Israel's domestic security council, Giora Eiland, said Iran emerged as the winner of the latest conflict involving the United States and Israel, arguing that both Washington and Tel Aviv now face a difficult strategic situation. Speaking to Israel’s Channel 12, the Israeli security official said, “Iran won the war, perhaps by a few points, but it is a clear victory.” Eiland said Iran’s leadership remained intact and had demonstrated resilience throughout the conflict, allowing Tehran to project strength in its dealings with the United States and its allies. He added that Washington appeared to be in “an evident bind” and suggested that current diplomatic efforts were focused on ending the conflict rather than addressing Iran’s nuclear programme, in what he described as a challenging outcome for both the US and Israel.

    Middle East Eye

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