politics

I’m surprised when some people say, "There’s a high chance the U.S. might attack Iran, and it could actually happen."

The truth is, even the slightest conflict of interest between the U.S. and Iran doesn’t automatically mean war. The U.S. actually needs Iran as an active player to maintain balance in the Middle East. At the very least, Iran helps counter Turkish ideological influence. And without a strong and stable government in Tehran, the Caucasus region would almost certainly fall into chaos and war.

Let me leave you with this quote from Obama’s book:
"Iran was a constant adversary, but one whose interests occasionally aligned with ours more than we liked to admit."

cognitive science, functional contextualism, tattarrattat

Countries act based on their interests. What I find interesting is that some of Iran's interests in the Middle East align with those of the U.S., and having a controlled Iran is far more beneficial than a weak government in Iran.

Seems like you assume that this administration is acting within the framework of general American interest, but it may not be actually the case.

Interests determine everything; the rest is just an excuse.
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Maybe this time, Iran's troubles for the U.S. have outweighed its benefits