Maryland Governor Wes Moore warned that the United States is "lurching again into another forever war" regarding the current conflict with Iran, drawing parallels to his own military experience in Afghanistan.

In an interview with CBS News' Ed O'Keefe, Moore, who served in the Afghanistan War, described the Iran situation as "very similar" to the prolonged military engagement in Afghanistan. The governor expressed concern that Americans would bear the financial cost of another extended conflict.

Moore criticized President Trump's approach to the Iran situation, stating that the administration has yet to clearly articulate what the U.S. objectives are in the region. The governor's comments reflect broader concerns about military strategy and communication of foreign policy goals.

The remarks come amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran, though the specific current events prompting Moore's warnings were not detailed in the available reporting. Moore's military background in Afghanistan appears to inform his perspective on the potential for prolonged overseas military involvement.

The full interview with Governor Moore is scheduled to air on CBS's "Face the Nation" this Sunday, where additional details of his foreign policy concerns may be discussed.