The Iran war marks the first U.S. use of low-cost attack drones—an innovation copied from Iran’s Shahed.
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Trump’s approval ratings hit a new low—60% disapprove—making a strike on Iran a risky political bet.
The 1979 revolution was a bait-and-switch; after 47 years, the real revolution is coming.
Trump’s war on Iran is already losing the home front; polls show just 27% support the strikes.
The U.S.-Israel war on Iran has no winners; a quick end is unlikely and wider escalation looms.
Trump’s shock and awe aims for quick victory; Iran’s strategy is to outlast him politically.
Trump is the fourth U.S. president to promise freedom through regime change; history’s record is bleak.
Russia is a bystander in the Iran war; Tehran’s collapse would strip Moscow of a key regional node.
If Trump strikes Iran, oil disruption scenarios range from reversible shipping interruptions to catastrophic facility destruction.
The New York Times critiques Trump’s war on Iran—after decades of vilifying the regime and cheerleading the Iraq invasion.