Report: Trump allies floated firing Joint Chiefs chair or CENTCOM commander over Iran war setbacks

What happened: The Washington Post reported that some people close to President Donald Trump raised the possibility that he might seek to remove either Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. C. Q. Brown Jr. or CENTCOM Commander Gen. Michael Kurilla. The report said those two commanders have overseen the campaign against Iran and could become targets of retribution after the poor results in the midterm congressional elections. Attribution and sourcing: Washington Post as reported by Fars/Telegram and Khabar Fori. Uncertainty: The account describes what "some close to the administration" suggested and does not state that any removal had been ordered or finalized.