I find it odd that there is such alleged "shock and outrage" at the death of Soleimaini yet little mention of the acts that this was in retaliation for, including the attack on the U.S. embassy in Iraq, for which Iran and Soleimaini were at least partly if not wholly responsible for. It's also interesting to note that many Iranians, particularly those who no longer live in Iran, are celebrating Soleimaini's death, not mourning it.

But I agree, there's hardly anything here to warrant the slightest contemplation of World War III. Except of course by zealots who wish to see the "Great Satan" destroyed.