This interview breaks down the chaotic state of US foreign policy in the Middle East, arguing Washington lacks the strategy and military capacity for a sustained conflict with Iran. Instead of escalation, natural regional dynamics and economic necessities will ultimately stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion debunks recent misinformation about US Navy morale and destroyed bases, highlighting how Gulf states are recognizing the US as an unreliable security partner. Finally, it examines how domestic political survival is driving endless conflict expansion toward Turkey, warning that miscalculating Ankara's resolve could lead to disastrous regional consequences.
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