Iran cannot defeat US military might, but it can still win
Al Jazeera
Capitulation in the form of a deal will not stave off US aggression. Defiance through regional alliances could.
Last week, American diplomats and their Iranian counterparts sat down in Geneva for yet another round of talks mediated by Oman. The outcome seemed unclear. While the Iranians said “good progress” had been made, the Americans claimed there was “a little progress”. Meanwhile, United States President Donald Trump threatened once again to strike Iran.
In recent weeks, there has been a heavy US military build-up in the Middle East in preparation for what many observers see as an imminent attack. In this context, it may be apt to question whether the current negotiations are not simply a tactic to buy time to better prepare for the inevitable.
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Capitulation in the form of a deal will not stave off US aggression. Defiance through regional alliances could.