Netanyahu Wants U.S. Troops in Iran — 1 Million U….
Netanyahu Wants U.S. Troops in Iran — 1 Million U….
Behind the closed doors of Washington’s foreign policy establishment, a quiet but devastating consensus is hardening: the strategic calculations that guided the United States and Israel into their recent military confrontation with Iran have collapsed, leaving behind a trail of broken assumptions and a shifted regional balance of power. What was envisioned by its architects as a swift, high-tech campaign to decapitate the Islamic Republic and permanently alter the geopolitical map of the Middle East has instead culminated in a stunning strategic defeat—one that few in the mainstream Western media are willing to openly acknowledge, but which is vividly reflected in the text of ongoing diplomatic negotiations. Confronted by the immediate threat of a global economic catastrophe and stripped of viable military alternatives, the administration of Donald J. Trump has been forced into a series of sweeping concessions that effectively signal the end of decades of American unipolar dominance in the Persian Gulf.
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