This is not improbable. The U.S. and Israel have been unable to crack Iran with conventional weapons and the longer this conflict continues the worse it looks for Trump. So rather than accept defeat, he may order a nuclear strike on some fabricated pretext
Since the start of the war the U.S. and Israel have used air and missile strikes to break Iran but to no avail. So if conventional arms are not going to do the trick, then they’ll probably resort to more lethal alternatives. And that is something that should concern us all.
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A spokesman for Iran’s Revolutionary Guards has warned that if the U.S. and Israel resume their strikes against Iran, it will retaliate with new weapons that will leave the world “astounded”
Iran has warned that if attacked again it will retaliate and it will be “unlimited”. Former aide to Secretary of State Colin Powell, Col Lawrence Wilkerson on Iran’s possible response and how the U.S. maybe preparing for amphibious operations in the Red Sea
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Pakistan claimed that the strikes killed 28 fighters, while the Taliban said that only three civilians had been killed.
While U.S. citizens in the Middle East are instructed to “exercise heightened vigilance and be aware of … travel disruptions,” hundreds of thousands of Iranian civilians gather in central Tehran vowing to give their lives in defence of Iran
Bringing the number of U.S. MQ-1/9 drones downed by Iranian forces to 53. Iran also announced that it had destroyed an advanced U.S. Orbiter reconnaissance drone over the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday
Prof. Mirandi warns that Trump is preparing to strike Iran again, on or around the upcoming U.S. elections. Tehran is aware of this and is preparing for a more extensive retaliatory response
The parallels are obvious. Just as the Bush administration underestimated the challenges of Iraq and Afghanistan, analysts warn that the Trump administration has overlooked Iran’s resilience and its capacity to disrupt the world’s energy supplies.