A retired NATO commander has delivered a blistering critique of President Donald Trump’s military campaign in Iran, warning that the escalating conflict has exposed a stark gap between impressive battlefield performance and what he calls a dangerously muddled strategy. Speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail, retired Canadian Major-General David Fraser praised the professionalism of American troops carrying out complex strikes across the Middle East. But the decorated veteran – who commanded US and allied forces during the war in Afghanistan in the 2000s – said the broader war effort appears built on shaky foundations. According to Fraser, the offensive, launched…
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