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“Iran does not trust the United States, nor vice versa.”
“Tehran is well aware of this vulnerability, and will certainly attempt to hit back if military strikes resume.”
“America is spending tens of billions of dollars on military operations in the region.”
“is betting that additional sanctions on top of the 47 previous years of sanctions will make life in Iran unendurable.”
“While its regular military has been eviscerated in the conflict, Iran has other tools at its disposal.”
“The thinking is that simply responding when the United States escalates is not enough,” she says.”
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“Passage through the Strait remains a high risk.”
“It’s a resource-intensive effort whose effectiveness is hotly debated while independent data begins to accumulate.”
“7, 2023 attacks by Hamas on Israel.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Quagmire No One Knows How to End the War with Iran Both Washington and Tehran want to inflict enough pain that the other side buckles.”
“official, let alone American military targets, will almost certainly result in another round of air strikes.”
“Experts who track Iran’s missile program say the country retains enough attack drones and ballistic and anti-ship missiles to continue plaguing vessels and hitting U.S.”
“The Pentagon is now focused on protecting the transit of oil through a chokepoint in the Persian Gulf, in an effort to return maritime trade there to its pre-war levels.”
“It has also in the past carried out terror attacks aimed at U.S.”
“and Iran agree to a ceasefire,” Clarke says.”
“interests overseas, and sponsored assassination plots against dissidents and American officials .”
“At the beginning of the war, Iran’s biggest salvo was perhaps 300 missile launches per day.”
“The United States — for now — appears content to hold off on further air strikes, or complex ground operations.”
““Washington may possess military supremacy, but Tehran believes it is fighting for survival.”