Iran Can’t Win a War against the U.S., but It Can Win in Negotiations
Calibrated terrorism as a prelude to diplomatic maneuvers.
May 17, 2019
Iran Can’t Win a War against the U.S., but It Can Win in Negotiations
Calibrated terrorism as a prelude to diplomatic maneuvers.
As tightening American sanctions take an ever-greater toll on the Islamic Republic’s economy, its leaders are beginning to consider a diplomatic way out—even as they continue to employ military options. Ray Takeyh writes:
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