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Jiang says Larajani's death makes a ceasefire almost impossible because he was pragmatic, experienced, and able to convene Iranian factions.
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Jiang says Larajani's death makes a ceasefire almost impossible because he was pragmatic, experienced, and able to convene Iranian factions.
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Jiang argues that human intelligence, not merely electronic surveillance, is the more reliable explanation for how leaders are being located and killed.
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"And Netanyahu's residence was also targeted in Tel Aviv. So that's a really interesting question. How are the Iranians able to target so many..."
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"The Israelis and Americans are interested in maximalist aims. They destroy Iran permanently, okay? And the Iranians are also maximalists in that they want..."
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"I don't think that's convincing. I think the most important... The most important... The most important... The most important source, the most reliable source..."
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The lecture names the law of proximity: people and nations play many games at once, but the nearest game is the one that governs action.
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