Mike Waltz

It's irresponsible.

And we have a long history of taking down bridges, power plants and other infrastructure that is powering Iran's military.

And they have a long history of conflating civilian and military assets.

Yeah, that's oil, Kristen, that's oil that was going to market.

And now, rather than just going to China, it can go to some of our other allies and partners, number one.

But number two, what has Russia lost?

Russia has lost one of its military partners in terms of its biggest drone provider, Iran, whose military industrial complex has been absolutely devastated.

At the end of the day, the Iranians are not going to decide economic winners and losers, but this is really a favor to the world in many ways because what we're doing in ensuring that it stays open is ensuring that the economies of Asia and Europe and elsewhere are...

maintain their supplies and are active.

And by the way, there's a humanitarian component here.

So he's taken a number of actions in this Operation Economic Fury that is going to have incredible results.

Mike Waltz just told Fox...

The Iranian strategy of sowing chaos, shooting in all directions, hitting its Gulf neighbors, even hitting countries as far away as Turkey and Azerbaijan is absolutely backfiring.

The day after the U.N.

Security Council approved an anti-Iran resolution.

All of the GCC countries.

led by Bahrain, uniformly and publicly denounced Iran.

To dismantle missile capabilities that threaten allies, to degrade naval assets used to destabilize international waters, and to disrupt the machinery that arms proxy militias, and to ensure the Iranian regime never, ever can threaten the world with a nuclear weapon.

At a Security Council meeting on the Middle East, U.S.

Ambassador Mike Waltz was again calling on countries to support the Board of Peace.