No, Iran Is Not Winning: in the Fourth Act of the War, It Is Losing Its Leverage in Hormuz
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CNN: No, Iran Hasn't Won the War
CNN actually wrote an article about the Iran War that casts a positive light on the administration’s tactics. The article, “No, Iran is not winning: In Act IV of the war, it’s losing its leverage in Hormuz,” gives the administration credit for actions during the war and notes that, when all seemed lost, the Fourth […] The post CNN: No, Iran Hasn’t Won the War appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
Analysis by Brett H. McGurk, CNN. A widely accepted idea has begun to take hold regarding the war with Iran: Iran won. The argument is simple. The U.S. and Israel bombed Iran for weeks, causing enormous damage and demanding major concessions. Iran refused to surrender. Its government remains in power. Its missiles remain a threat. The post No, Iran Is Not Winning: In the Fourth Act of the War, It Is Losing Its Leverage in the Strait of Hormuz a…
NEW YORK- As the U.S. and Israel relentlessly bombed Iran in the early days of the war, the most dramatic predictions about the cost of the conflict were relentless: soaring oil prices, global recession, and economic catastrophe.
The US military's nighttime attacks on Lark Island near the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran's retaliatory attacks on American airbases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have once again heightened tensions in the region. Brett McGurk, a figure who has shaped US Middle East policy in the past, published an article on CNN titled "No, Iran Isn't Winning: In Act 4 of the War, It's Losing Its Strategic Advantage in the Strait of Hormuz." It was not…
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