Senator Schiff Says He Has No Solution for Iran Conflict, Calls for End

In an appearance on one outlet’s “The Story Is,” Senator Adam Schiff expressed uncertainty about how the United States can extricate itself from the ongoing war in Iran, while stressing that the conflict must end to stop further loss of American service members. He argued that the president entered the fight without adequate forethought, mistakenly expecting a quick resolution similar to past actions in Venezuela. Schiff noted that the war has now lasted seven months, resulted in 18 U.S. military deaths, and is driving up costs without a clear exit strategy.

He described the situation as a “quagmire” and warned that continued involvement will only increase suffering. The senator called for an end to the hostilities, though he offered no concrete plan for achieving that goal. The interview was conducted by host Elex Michaelson and.