Jiang predicts that some conflict will occur but that both sides ultimately benefit from avoiding escalation, so the likely end state is managed confrontation followed by negotiation.
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Managed Escalation
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Jiang predicts a roughly six-month period of erratic escalation in which Trump may launch airstrikes while still keeping space open for negotiation with Maduro.
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"And it was, you know, a couple of stealth bombers dropping buster bombers on an empty Iranian facility. And it was mainly just about..."
"But I think this conflict will be managed to avoid escalation. And a lot of it will just be huffing and puffing because ultimately..."
"Right. So I think Trump is thinking of the bigger picture, which is he wants to enforce Monroe Doctrine. So he wants the entirety..."
"And this confuses everyone. And the reason why Trump is doing that is, one, he's trying to leave the room open for negotiation with..."
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The interview begins with a European emergency and ends in the Caribbean, but Jiang treats both as one argument: Washington is willing to let allies absorb the blast radius while using regional pressure to...
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