at war

“We’re at war,” Fernandez heard someone saying in the confines where they stood.

Despite the warnings, Sir Tony said there was only a "remote chance" Russia would directly attack or invade the UK if the two countries were at war.

They described being treated with respect by HTS fighters and increased supplies of electricity and water, but also fears at war returning to Aleppo and distrust that the former al-Qaeda-linked group’s professed moderation would last.

“She’s going to be at war with the intelligence community,” he said.

“What’s at war in all of this is that the president wants to pursue U.S. trading rights, and do his deals, and he wants the revenue from tariffs,” said Alan Wolff, a fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.