Trump administration calls itself the most transparent. Yet few details of the Iran war have been shared.

TL;DR

The Trump administration's promise of transparency contrasts with its current withholding of details on the war in Iran.
Pentagon press briefings have significantly decreased, with information disseminated through presidential statements and social media.
Lawmakers from both parties report difficulty in obtaining detailed briefings on the war's strategy, troop movements, and casualties.
The war's narrative has shifted frequently, with differing assessments and temporary ceasefires followed by renewed hostilities.
The administration is criticized for substituting regular briefings with polished videos and limited online updates.
Secrecy extends beyond the Pentagon, with the State Department halting daily foreign policy briefings.
Lawmakers express frustration with the lack of direct communication and clear answers regarding the war's objectives and progress.
Public opinion shows a majority desire for the war to end, despite support for specific objectives like opening the Strait of Hormuz.

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