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America doesn’t have an Iran strategy. It has a 50-year illusion

Every strategy begins with a political objective. Military force, sanctions, diplomacy, and deterrence are tools. Their purpose is to achieve a political end. When that end remains undefined, tactical successes can accumulate without producing a lasting strategic outcome. That is the central weakness of the United States’s approach toward Iran. For decades, Washington has relied […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
America doesn’t have an Iran strategy. It has a 50-year illusion
Every strategy begins with a political objective. Military force, sanctions, diplomacy, and deterrence are tools. Their purpose is to achieve a political end. When that end remains undefined, tactical successes can accumulate without producing a lasting strategic outcome. That is the central weakness of the United States’s approach toward Iran. For decades, Washington has relied […]
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