Jiang's term for proxy fighters whose real function is to draw Iranian troops into kill zones for American or Israeli air power.
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cannon fodder
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...two is the entire intention of using Kurds is as a cannon fodder. OK, so what you want to do is you want to..."
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Using Kurds as cannon fodder would mean baiting Iranian troops into concentrated positions for airstrikes that would kill the Kurds too, a logic Jiang says the Kurds understand perfectly well.
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"...two is the entire intention of using Kurds is as a cannon fodder. OK, so what you want to do is you want to..."
"And it's really. Right. They can probably get a lot of weapons, a lot of money, a lot of gold and a lot of..."
"...And you do this because you want to turn them into cannon fodder. You have to force a response from the Iranian military. Right?..."
"...to call up a national draft in order to supply the cannon fodder for your empire. Your economy is overheated. It becomes a huge..."
"...East so the idea that the Kurds are gonna go become cannon fodder for this israel -american military operation didn't work out and I..."
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