Analysis-Trump Threatens New Iran Escalation and Risks Repeating Old Mistakes
Trump is weighing strikes on energy plants and Kharg Island as Tehran warns it could help close the Red Sea oil route, Reuters reported.
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The sixth night in a row: US forces bomb Iran, the Mullah regime counters – and Trump is already announcing the next escalation.
Trump threatens new Iran escalation and risks repeating old mistakes
While the U.S. and Iran have so far avoided a return to full-scale conflict, increasingly ominous developments have dimmed hopes of finding an off-ramp anytime soon.
Hormuz: Trump may Resort to even more reckless Escalation
By Greg Barton, Deakin University (The Conversation) – In a moment of brazen hubris in the Oval Office last year, US President Donald Trump railed at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He accused Zelensky of not being thankful for US support in Ukraine’s existential struggle against invading Russian forces, and famously told him: “You don’t have the cards”. Now, more than a year later, it is Trump who doesn’t have a winning hand in his stan…
Analysis-Trump threatens new Iran escalation and risks repeating old mistakes
By Matt SpetalnickWASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has ramped up U.S. air strikes on Iran and threatened broader escalation, but there is little sign that a military strategy that has already failed to extract concessions from Tehran will succeed this time.With the collapse of an interim ceasefire deal reached a month ago, Trump – unable to disentangle the U.S. from the unpopular war he started - finds himself in a bind as …
International analyst Ilan Buzny warned that the new escalation between the United States and Iran marks the beginning of a new chapter of a conflict that, in his opinion, never ended. In dialogue with Radio JAI, he argued that the failure of the memorandum of understanding reached months ago reinstated a scenario of maximum tension in the Middle East. Buzny recalled that the agreement already showed weaknesses from its origin. “This memorandum,…
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