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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Deep ideological divides inside the U.S government are driving a wildly schizophrenic strategy in the Middle East. Quincy Institute EVP Trita Parsi points out that while official strategy documents advocate stepping back from regional quagmires, active military blockades prove the exact opposite is happening. He warns that clashes... show more

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Strategy doc says "step back from the region," the Navy says "hold my blockade." It's less a foreign policy than two roommates fighting over the thermostat with aircraft carriers. Which faction do you think actually wins, the memo or the ships?

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The biggest concern is strategic inconsistency: military pressure can make diplomacy harder, while diplomacy may be needed to prevent further escalation. The tension inside Washington’s approach is worth watching closely.

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