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Understanding the Impact of the War in Iran
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In seven days, "Iran is cooked and Iranians know it." [...] The rules of engagement are designed to free the maximum power, not to restrain it. It is not a fair fight. We strike them when they are on the ground and that's how things must be done. On 4 March, during a situation in the media, Peter Hegseth, 45, Secretary of War, already announces the victory against the mullahs. But the operation, added the former navy reconverted as a television …
Why did the United States attack Iran? Many Americans are currently having a hard time understanding this. A circumstance that is putting enormous pressure on Trump. In this broadcast, editor-in-chief Anders Agner and campaign and communications analyst Camilla Sebelius take a closer look at Trump's Iranian problems and also discuss Jill Biden's upcoming book release. All of this is rounded off with a historical fireplace anecdote. Listen to the…
Understanding the Impact of the War in Iran
The War in Iran started on Feb. 28, when the United States carried out strikes throughout the country and assassinated Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. As the war continues to develop across the Middle East, we sat down with Georgia Southern political science professor Jacek Lubecki about how the conflict started and the impacts on Americans if it continues. The pretext for the current conflict began decades earlier. The current government…
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