Rep. John McGuire supports U.S. response following military action against Iran

John McGuire, US Representative for Virginia's 5th Congressional District
John McGuire, US Representative for Virginia's 5th Congressional District
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Following recent U.S. military strikes on Iran, Representative John McGuire of Virginia’s 5th Congressional District expressed support for President Trump’s actions. McGuire stated that the president had attempted diplomatic efforts and issued warnings to the Iranian government regarding its nuclear ambitions and actions against civilians.

“Our Commander-in-Chief, Donald J. Trump, pursued diplomacy and issued clear warnings to the Iranian regime: abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapons and cease the killing of innocent civilians,” said Rep. John McGuire (VA-05). “Despite these warnings, Iran, the number one sponsor of terror, has continued destabilizing actions across the region, attacking several of its neighbors and escalating tensions. As the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran grew, the United States, alongside its ally Israel, have launched a series of targeted strikes. This moment may represent a critical opportunity for the Iranian people to confront the oppression of their government and pursue a future defined by freedom and self-determination. President Trump has expressed support for the Iranian people in seeking change. The United States is acting to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, to protect American interests at home and abroad, and to stand with those who desire a more peaceful and stable future. Stay vigilant and let’s keep an eye on each other. Please keep the brave men and women in our military in your prayers.”

The strikes come amid ongoing concerns about Iran’s regional activities and nuclear program.



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