You are missing nuclear enrichment, basically the war will resume no matter what. Unless Iran decides to concede and become Libya 2.0.
As for your coalition statement, no countries beforehand demonstrated the will to hop on to the crazy train with the US, nothing has changed materially for...
Iran will need to recoup the costs of war firstly, if a consortium of the countries which participated in the aggression against Iran can re-constitute their damages (this would include the UK which provided basing), then that would be a start.
In Türkiye, a dangerous trend glorifies the 1990s
I just read this article on Daily Sabah, and it was such a striking example of a status quo trying to suppress mass criticism of its economics. It seems neoliberalism looks and acts the same wherever you find it.
Ibrahim Kalin gave a speech recently at "Stratcom Summit 26":
Haven't watched it yet myself but just by skimming looks like he talks a bit about Israel-Iran then gets into an epistemological discussion.
short article by a retired Turkish General Dr. Osman Gazi Kandemir on the organizational impact of the US Military dismissals:
Wave of purges in the Pentagon: Commanders are going, but where is the army going?
A piece of advice to my fellow forum members who are similarly astounded by this 500's weak grip of reality and/or commitment to the truth.
The optimal response would be not to engage.
OK so now this thread is devolving into theological ethnosupremacist delusions.
If you could please keep your talmudic political theory to your seder discussions, that would be much appreciated.
