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Alastair Crooke
Former British diplomat, founder and director of the Beirut-based Conflicts Forum.
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Trump now realises the war is lost – it may be lost, but it is not over. It may last for some time.
Se l’Iran riuscisse a mantenere il suo controllo totale sullo Stretto di Hormuz, la situazione geopolitica dell’Asia verrebbe ridefinita in una nuova realtà strategica.
The short answer is ‘no’, Alastair Crooke writes.
Should Iran be able to maintain its choke-hold on the Hormuz, the geo-politics of Asia would be recast in a new strategic reality.
Americans urgently need to discuss how to recover the elements that could lead to a recovery of a state governed by Americans’ own interests.
The Iranians have a vote on when the war ends. And they say that they are just getting started.
The U.S.-Israeli war primordially is being waged to create Israeli hegemony across West Asia.
Con la fine della diplomazia, il conflitto è passato dal regno del calcolo strategico e del realismo a quello del condizionamento psicologico.
With the demise of diplomacy, the conflict has moved from the realm of strategic calculus and realism into one of psychological conditioning.
La Russia da sola potrebbe non essere in grado di far scoppiare la bolla di Trump, ma Cina, Russia e Iran insieme potrebbero riuscirci.

