Brad Cooper
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CENTCOM: Over 1 Billion Barrels of Oil Shipped Through Hormuz Amid Blockade
CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper announced that over a billion barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz while Iran exported zero due to a US blockade.
US Strikes Three Iranian Oil Tankers After Missile Attack on Warships
US Central Command (CENTCOM) disabled and destroyed three Iranian crude oil tankers in response to an unprovoked IRGC ballistic missile attack targeting US Navy vessels in the region.
Meeting between CENTCOM commander and senior IDF officials: "An attack will change Iran's position"
CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper, visiting Israel, pushed for renewed strikes on Iranian infrastructure. He argued that such actions are necessary to force a shift in Tehran's current stance.
CENTCOM Commander arrived at IDF command meeting - Chief of Staff declared: "We are in a state of immediate readiness"
US Central Command Commander Admiral Brad Cooper participated in the IDF command staff conference and reviewed the partnership with the US in the war against Iran. Chief of Staff Zamir emphasized that the IDF is prepared for a rapid return to intense combat on all fronts.
The American general who is certain: This is how Iran can be defeated
Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel • This time: The American Central Command commander prepared a plan to escalate airstrikes on Iran, Saudi Arabia will announce a military coalition in the Red Sea, and Italy is pressuring Israel to act against settler violence in the West Bank • World newspaper headlines
Bombings have reached exhaustion: The CENTCOM commander's recommendation that shifted Trump's position
Admiral Cooper recommended that the Pentagon and the White House end the waves of strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, as most designated targets had already been hit. He emphasized that without an intent to escalate, continuing the bombings is pointless. This recommendation influenced President Donald Trump's decision to pause strikes in Iran.