Green Bay Reporter

Rep. Mike Gallagher issued a statement today expressing his concerns over the recent attack on US military bases in the Middle East. Iranian proxies killed three American service members and injured over two dozen more in this attack. Gallagher blames President Biden's lack of action and accountability towards Iran for the tragic incident.

In his statement, Gallagher criticizes the Biden administration's "minimum pressure campaign" against Iran, stating that it has failed to deter further aggression. He believes that the lack of consequences for Iran's actions has led to this moment, where American troops have paid the maximum price. He emphasizes the gravity of the situation, saying, "I mourn the loss of these heroes and pray for their families and fellow servicemembers who continue to face these threats."

Gallagher calls on President Biden to take immediate action against Iran and its proxies to restore deterrence and prevent further loss of American lives. He believes that it is crucial for the administration to hold Iran accountable and ensure the safety of US military personnel. He concludes his statement by urging President Biden to prioritize the security of the nation and prevent any future attacks.

The recent attack on US military bases has reignited concerns about the United States' relationship with Iran. As tensions escalate in the region, lawmakers like Gallagher are urging the Biden administration to take a stronger stance against Iran and its proxies. The loss of American servicemembers is a tragic reminder of the risks faced by those serving in the military and the importance of maintaining a strong and proactive foreign policy approach.

It remains to be seen how President Biden will respond to these calls for action. As the situation unfolds, the nation waits to see if there will be a shift in the administration's approach towards Iran. The safety and well-being of American troops overseas hang in the balance, and their lives depend on the decisions made by the President and his administration.