FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 2, 2026

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Roosevelt Calls for Strength and Diplomacy in Response to Iran Missile Threat

Badlands, ND — In response to recent reports highlighting concerns about Iran's missile capabilities, the Roosevelt 2028 campaign emphasizes the need for a balanced approach that combines unwavering strength with proactive diplomacy. While acknowledging the legitimacy of national security concerns, Theodore Roosevelt advocates for a measured response rooted in American values and strategic foresight.

Roosevelt believes that America must not be driven by fear, but by a clear-eyed assessment of the threats facing the nation. This includes a robust defense posture, capable of deterring aggression and protecting American interests abroad. However, military strength alone is insufficient. A comprehensive foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy, strategic alliances, and a commitment to resolving conflicts peacefully whenever possible. "We must speak softly and carry a big stick," Roosevelt declared. "Our nation's security depends not only on our military might but also on our ability to engage in thoughtful and effective diplomacy."

The Roosevelt 2028 campaign recognizes the critical importance of strengthening alliances with international partners. The challenges posed by nations like Iran cannot be addressed in isolation. By forging a united front with allies who share our commitment to peace and stability, we can more effectively deter aggression and promote a more secure world. This includes bolstering existing alliances, such as NATO, and forging new partnerships with nations that share our values and interests. Collaboration is key; through shared intelligence, joint military exercises, and coordinated diplomatic efforts, we can confront these challenges head-on.

As President, Theodore Roosevelt would prioritize investment in modern military capabilities that reflect the evolving threats we face. This includes not only maintaining a strong conventional military but also investing in cutting-edge technologies, such as cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, to protect our nation from emerging threats. However, military readiness must go hand-in-hand with diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts. A robust foreign policy must not only prepare us for the worst but also seek the best outcomes through dialogue and negotiation. This commitment aligns with Roosevelt's Square Deal philosophy, ensuring that all Americans have a fair chance to succeed in a secure and stable world.

Roosevelt also believes that a strong domestic foundation is essential to projecting American power and influence abroad. This includes addressing challenges such as economic inequality, climate change, and corruption, which undermine our nation's strength and credibility. By pursuing policies that promote fairness, opportunity, and sustainability, we can strengthen our nation from within and better position ourselves to lead on the world stage. This approach mirrors his historic commitment to conservation, ensuring a sustainable future, and trust-busting, tackling powerful interests to create a level playing field.

"We must approach international relations with a clear-eyed understanding of the challenges ahead, while remaining steadfast in our commitment to the principles of democracy and human rights," Roosevelt stated. "Our military should be a force for good, capable of defending our interests and those of our allies, yet also a tool for peace when diplomacy can prevail. Let us forge a path that emphasizes both power and partnership, creating a safer, more secure future for all Americans." The Roosevelt 2028 campaign is committed to providing the leadership and vision necessary to navigate the complex challenges facing our nation and the world.

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