Trump was blindsided by what all experts already knew about Iran: Nobel Prize winner

A growing problem caused by the strikes on Iran should have been noted before military action was taken, a Nobel Prize winner has claimed.

Paul Krugman suggested the impact of Donald Trump's bombing in the country should have factored into the decision-making, but it does not appear to have had much effect on the choices made by the administration. The economist believes that, had cooler heads prevailed, then the government would have at least prepared for the aftershock of an economic crisis which shows no signs of stopping.