Don’t mistake the Iran pause for victory. It’s a test Trump can’t afford to fail
Another pause has arrived in the conflict between the United States and Iran.American military strikes have stopped for now. Iran has also refrained from further retaliatory attacks. Diplomacy has been given additional room, and mediators are again trying to turn a temporary halt in violence into something more durable.
- ▪Another pause has arrived in the conflict between the United States and Iran.American military strikes have stopped for now.
- ▪Iran has also refrained from further retaliatory attacks.
- ▪Diplomacy has been given additional room, and mediators are again trying to turn a temporary halt in violence into something more durable.
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Another pause has arrived in the conflict between the United States and Iran.American military strikes have stopped for now. Iran has also refrained from further retaliatory attacks. Diplomacy has been given additional room, and mediators are again trying to turn a temporary halt in violence into something more durable. Recommended Stories ADF’s war on mail-order abortion I survived the fall of Georgia. Washington is repeating the mistake that destroyed it China’s new AI just blew up Silicon Valley’s $1 trillion delusion That is welcome. But it is not yet victory.Advertisement In my two recent Washington Examiner op-eds, I argued first that stopping a war before achieving a durable strategic outcome allows an adversary to survive, regroup, and rebuild.
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