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In the quagmire that's the Middle East, going from air power to people power (opens the original)
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During the first 40 days of the current Iran war, something strategically significant happened. Israel did not confine its strikes to missiles, launchers, military installations and command centers. It also reportedly struck another pillar of the Islamic Republic’s survival: the domestic architecture of fear. Drone attacks on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Basij militia checkpoints and street-level security positions carried significance far beyond their tactical effect. These were not m
On Iran, pressure is not strategy (opens the original)
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A recurring error in debates over Iran is treating pressure as a strategy for political change. For years, Washington has relied on sanctions in the belief that financial isolation, declining revenues and social hardship would force Tehran to change course or trigger a crisis the Islamic regime could not contain. Israel has pursued a parallel logic through military means, seeking to degrade Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, penetrate its security architecture, eliminate senior officials and d
Iran’s new command structure is built for the long haul - EJP (opens the original)
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Iran’s latest military and security appointments send Israel two messages at once: 1) The Islamic Republic is preparing for the possibility of a prolonged confrontation. 2) Strikes against senior commanders, however damaging, will not by themselves be sufficient to paralyze the country’s military decision-making system. Its new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, formally filled six senior military positions on Aug. 10. A day earlier, former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Mohsen Rezae
Iran’s new command structure is built for the long haul (opens the original)
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Iran’s latest military and security appointments send Israel two messages at once: 1) The Islamic Republic is preparing for the possibility of a prolonged confrontation. 2) Strikes against senior commanders, however damaging, will not by themselves be sufficient to paralyze the country’s military decision-making system. Its new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, formally filled six senior military positions on Aug. 10. A day earlier, former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Mohsen Rezae
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