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When US President Donald Trump launched his war against Iran, he called it an “excursion” that would take just a few weeks. Six months later, the conflict has become a nightmare for almost everyone even remotely involved in it.
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President Trump used to repeatedly assure Americans the war in Iran would be over in weeks. Lately, he says he's in no hurry.
It’s six months since Trump began his “little excursion” — and there’s no end in sight.
Analysis: Trump's "excursion" was meant to last a few weeks. Now the conflict risks igniting crises far beyond the Middle East.
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