Many US soldiers oppose war on Iran, conscientious objector group says

A non-profit organization assisting conscientious objectors reports a significant increase in calls from US service members who oppose serving in a potential US-Israel war on Iran. The group's director claims that more military units have been activated for deployment than the public is aware of, with opposition within the ranks being compared to the period before the 2003 Iraq invasion. This comes amid speculation of a wider US mobilization, the cancellation of a major training exercise, and the White House not ruling out the possibility of reinstating the military draft. The Center on Conscience & War is helping service members file for conscientious objector status due to moral or religious opposition to the conflict.