BlockBeats reported on Aug. 14 that a spokesperson for U.S. Central Command denied claims that senior military officials were pushing for a new round of military strikes on Iran. In an interview, spokesperson Tim Hawkins said reports alleging that Central Command commander Brad Cooper was advocating fresh strikes on Iran were fabricated. He described those claims as "entirely made up" and said they were "simply not true." The item cited Xinhua as the source of the remarks. No additional details on the reported claims or any related military planning were provided in the brief.
BlockBeats reported on Aug. 14 that U.S. Central Command spokesperson Tim Hawkins denied claims that senior military officials were pushing for a new round of military strikes on Iran.
Speaking in an interview, Hawkins said reports alleging that Central Command commander Brad Cooper was advocating a fresh round of strikes on Iran were "entirely made up" and "simply not true." The brief cited Xinhua as the source.
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