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Mark Sleboda: Iran’s New Missiles SLAM Israel & US Bases - Saudi & UAE Involved as Bases Open

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Analysis of the escalating Middle East conflict reveals US/Israel strikes on Iran have failed to achieve regime change. Despite claims of destroying Iranian military capabilities, Tehran continues missile/drone attacks and has weaponized energy markets by targeting Gulf infrastructure and restricting Strait of Hormuz traffic. The conflict has expanded regionally, with attacks on nuclear facilities raising stakes. US faces critical munition shortages while Iran maintains escalation dominance through asymmetric warfare. Economic consequences include soaring energy, fertilizer, and food prices globally. Russia and China benefit strategically as Washington struggles with unrealistic military options and internal dissent. With diplomacy unlikely and both sides escalating, the war of attrition shows no clear exit ramp, risking broader regional destabilization and global economic shock. Ground invasion scenarios dismissed as strategically unviable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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