Redacted News War is Coming: "Our hand is on the TRIGGER!" Iran prepares for Trump's attack | Redacted
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Jan 28, 2026 Colonel Daniel Davis, retired U.S. Army officer and military analyst, breaks down the region's posture. He discusses reported U.S./Israeli buildups, Iran’s resilience, and risks of a strike provoking wider retaliation. He also explores Russia and China’s likely responses and the geopolitical motives driving pressure on Iran.
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Iran Not As Weak As Leaked Reports Claim
- Colonel Daniel Davis argues Iran is not weakening despite U.S. claims and protests were suppressed with force.
- He warns a strike now risks decisive Iranian retaliation and high American casualties.
Buildup Suggests More Than Pinprick Strikes
- Davis says massive U.S. and Israeli force buildup likely signals intent beyond limited strikes.
- He cautions there is "zero potential upside" and catastrophic downside if Iran responds strongly.
Avoid War Without Clear Objectives
- Davis urges the administration to avoid initiating a war that sacrifices American lives for unnecessary policy aims.
- He recommends not engaging in strikes without clear, attainable military objectives and sustainment plans.