Military Strategy and Oil Infrastructure

A power vacuum, that's what's needed. Continue hitting ballistic missile and drone factories to destroy as much of its offensive military capability as possible. Helping to protect, for example, the Arab oil infrastructure. And I know they're lobbying the White House.

There have been reports on this. They're concerned about a wider war because they're concerned about the oil infrastructure, a worldwide depression, and so forth and so on. It won't happen. It won't happen.

But take out all the offensive abilities they have, and I think that's what the president is doing, as a matter of fact. Target government buildings. Target the IRGC and regular army facilities. More on the communication centers.

Hit their banks. Hit their financial centers. If we want victory, and we want to get this over with, this is the only way to do it. And reconsider our aversion to hitting their oil production and refining facilities and infrastructure. The fact is,

this is the surest way to cripple the regime. Don't worry about rebuilding the infrastructure. There are multiple ways to do that after the war. With a mini-martial program or investment from private sector and so forth and so on, there are ways to deal with it.

Do not worry about that right now. The focus and the concern should be victory. Victory brings many opportunities and possibilities. Diplomatically, no cease-fire for at least 30 days and perhaps longer.

No negotiating for at least 30 days and perhaps longer. We need to meet our objectives first on the battlefield, financially, militarily, and every other way.