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Gabbard Foresaw Iran's Retaliatory Strikes Before Trump Authorized Military Action

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US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard had reportedly anticipated Iran's military response before President Trump approved action against the country. She warned that Tehran would target American forces and allied partners across the Middle East if provoked. Her prediction raised concerns about US credibility and the reliability of its commitments to regional allies. The assessment came ahead of the broader escalation in US-Iran tensions, drawing attention to her early strategic read of Iran's likely course of action.

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