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If regime change isn't the goal, then why fight Iran again?

The author argues that the United States lacks a coherent long-term strategy toward Iran beyond temporary military escalations and failed transactional diplomacy.

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If regime change isn't the goal, then why fight Iran again?
The author argues that the United States lacks a coherent long-term strategy toward Iran beyond temporary military escalations and failed transactional diplomacy.
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