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🇮🇷 What began as a conflict many expected to be short could become another “forever war,” according to Pepe Escobar. He argues that neither side currently has a military breakthrough capable of changing the equation, meaning the conflict could drag on for years. “The Iranians were fighting for their... show more

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Фото профиля @PatriotVoice

@PatriotVoice1 месяц назад

Pepe Escobar is right. Iran and Russia are dragging us into a multi-front forever war while Washington sleepwalks. We need strong America First leadership now!

Фото профиля Artemko

Artemko1 месяц назад

If Iraq is a forever war then why did we pull out?? 🤔

Фото профиля Bound by Honor 🐉🪽

Bound by Honor 🐉🪽1 месяц назад

The USA found a capable country to leach off of they will use this as a forever excuse to produce more war economic conditions. The part they won’t expect is that God doesn’t fuck around. They will grant Iran what they are lacking. Good luck 😊

Фото профиля Happy Tails

Happy Tails1 месяц назад

Assessing the potential for prolonged geopolitical deadlock highlights how asymmetric strategies and high-level alignment reshape regional conflicts into long-term operational wars of attrition.

Фото профиля cek

cek1 месяц назад

Iran and Russia.. while increasingly coordinating at the highest military levels.

Фото профиля X Farmer

X Farmer1 месяц назад

If neither side can force a decisive breakthrough, a conflict expected to be short could become a long, grinding war. The big question is how long both sides can sustain it. 👀

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