HUSBAND OF US SOLDIER KILLED IN IRANIAN STRIKE CONFRONTS VICE PRESIDENT OVER MILITARY FAILURES

HUSBAND OF US SOLDIER KILLED IN IRANIAN STRIKE CONFRONTS VICE PRESIDENT OVER MILITARY FAILURES

At a CBS town hall, Joey Amor, whose wife, Nicole Amor, was among six US Army Reserve soldiers killed in an Iranian strike in Kuwait earlier this year, challenged the vice president over what he described as “fundamental failures” surrounding the conflict that claimed her life.

Amor raised concerns about the circumstances that led to his wife’s death, seeking answers about the decisions and possible shortcomings connected to the deadly incident.

His emotional confrontation has drawn attention to the personal cost of military conflict and the questions grieving families may have about the safety of their loved ones serving overseas.

What do you think families of fallen service members deserve most from their leaders: answers, accountability, or both