Tucker Carlson: Israeli Soldiers Intervened in Pentagon Meetings

Well-known American journalist Tucker Carlson made a sensational statement about the role of Israeli military personnel during the latest conflict in the Middle East. According to him, during the war between Israel and Iran, representatives of the Israeli army directly interfered in the work of the Pentagon.

Carlson claimed that Israeli soldiers were present at closed meetings of the U.S. Department of Defense, where American strategy was being discussed. Moreover, they did not limit themselves to observation but made direct demands to U.S. military officials, instructing them on what actions should be taken.

“Pentagon officials silently observed what was happening. No one objected or intervened,” the journalist said. He emphasized that this fact calls into question the independence of U.S. military decisions and raises serious concerns about the influence of external forces on America’s internal processes.

Carlson questioned why high-ranking U.S. military officers allowed foreign soldiers to dictate their conditions at their own meetings. In his opinion, this indicates that U.S. policy in the region is shaped not only by national interests but also under pressure from allies.

The journalist’s statement has already sparked heated debate in American society. Some call it a troubling signal of Israel’s excessive influence on U.S. policy, while others consider it an attempt to draw attention to Washington’s dependence on Middle Eastern allies.

In any case, Carlson’s words provided a new reason to discuss Israel’s role in American politics and cast doubt on the transparency and independence of Pentagon decisions during international crises.

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