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Will the War Everyone Is Talking About Actually Begin?

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The simultaneous use of military threats, ambiguous messaging, and a war of narratives suggests that the United States is neither on the brink of war with Iran nor ready for an agreement. Washington is deliberately keeping the region in a state of suspension in order to keep its options open without paying the political cost of making a definitive decision.…

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Will the War Everyone Is Talking About Actually Begin?

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