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"Iran has suffered the disproportionate number of loses in the current war, both in terms of human casualties and depleted weaponry. As of mid-March, there have been upward of 5,000 Iranian military casualties and more than 1,500 Iranian civilian deaths, compared to 13 dead U.S. service members. Yet, Tehran isn’t backing down, determine when the war ends.” 👇🏾
-Will Walldorf, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Wake
Forest University
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AOJ: "Such Iranian resolve seemingly confounds Trump. Before the war, he wondered why Iran wouldn’t cave to his demands, and he has since conceded that regime change – seemingly a major U.S. goal at the war’s onset – is now a “very big hurdle.”
-Will Walldorf, Professor of Politics and International Aff...
-Will Walldorf, Professor of Politics and International Aff...
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