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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington is beginning to prepare for something more durable than a temporary Iran crisis. Roughly 50,000 U.S. personnel remaining in the region, extended deployments and plans to keep rotating ships through the blockade. “All indications are that the president and his team want to stick it out.” That... show more

Mario Nawfal

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Фото профиля luca04548

luca0454827 дней назад

"Washington is beginning to prepare for something more durable than a temporary Iran crisis." Yes - it's called a quagmire and foreverwar

Фото профиля ftm💫

ftm💫27 дней назад

guess they arent leaving anytime soon

Фото профиля IrTrueNarrative

IrTrueNarrative27 дней назад

Washington is preparing for something durable? The only durable thing in the Middle East is our roots. Rotating ships through a fake blockade where global traffic ignores you isn't a military strategy; it's just a $100 billion camping trip in our backyard.

Фото профиля PaPa John

PaPa John27 дней назад

Kharg is the sure thing to greatly reduce Iran oil revenue:

Фото профиля Dhead2023

Dhead202327 дней назад

I wish he would just crush the regime out of existence and get it over with. I understand what Trump said about how that started ISIS in Iraq/Syria. OTOH, I feel for the Iranians having to live and die under their oppression.

Фото профиля Heb

Heb27 дней назад

This guy is fraud

Фото профиля Todos Libtardos

Todos Libtardos27 дней назад

So … a military doubt military things. Cool story.

Фото профиля dah_black_kid 𒉭🇳🇬

dah_black_kid 𒉭🇳🇬27 дней назад

Good thing for the troops is, Trump is not going to ve a forever president., a sensible president will reverse all this weird shii he's doin

Фото профиля Voidseeker

Voidseeker27 дней назад

That’s the real dilemma: a prolonged presence keeps pressure on Iran, but also raises the stakes. The longer this continues, the harder it becomes to separate “limited operation” from a durable regional conflict. 🇺🇸🇮🇷

Фото профиля El Caballo Gigante

El Caballo Gigante27 дней назад

I’ve followed you for months now, honestly, less than 10% of what you post is accurate of future predictions. Shame I hoped you’d be good.

Фото профиля Danny E

Danny E27 дней назад

Time to focus on other places. Your analysis and predictions are bad and you never learn. Pushing all the time the Ayatollah and Hezbollah narrative.

Фото профиля RNN - The Retard News Network

RNN - The Retard News Network27 дней назад

When was the last time Mario had anyone even remotely serious on his show? Just send endless parade of goofy ancient aliens ass mfs 🤦‍♂️

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